Shepherding a business through the IPO process in an environment of increased regulatory and investor scrutiny requires significant commitment, both in terms of time and resources. It's one of the biggest decisions a private company can make, and although the actual IPO filing and marketing process may last only three to four months, it is just one step in a larger journey. New EY thought leadership from our 5 Insights for executives series — Are you ready to go public? Make sure you have your internal controls house in order — offers five recommendations to help companies, and in particular chief audit executives and chief financial officers, to assess the decision. "This thought leadership is especially timely in today's IPO environment, where investor scrutiny and regulatory demands are high and investment dollars remain scarce," comments Americas IPO Leader Jackie Kelley. "EY's five recommendations considers how our clients can properly get their houses in order to make this important step."

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