I was wondering what (if any) banks underwrite penny stock IPOs? How do these micro-cap cos go public? Just curious.
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Tobin & Co is probably crushing those mandates.
WSO is really obsessed with Tobin these days huh. I wish the official tobin account would fight back like they did on that old thread again.
Hm.. they're probably too snowed under with landmark deals to do that
Didn't know they had an ECM desk!
The only opportunity they'd get to do a penny stock IPO is if they did their own
HC Wainright.
JG Wentworth?
They actually kill it lol
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