How much does it really cost to be a public company? According to a recent survey conducted by EY, a new US-listed public company can expect to spend, on average, an additional $2.5 million annually post initial public offering (IPO), excluding the one-time costs related to executing the IPO. A large part of the true incremental costs to be a public company includes compensation to attract and retain top management and board members, which ultimately helps secure investors and benefits the company in the long term. Read more on this little-known, often-speculated topic and contact a member of our Global IPO network for further discussion.

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