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Public, the Agentic Brokerage, has today launched private company pages, offering retail investors access to institutional-grade data on prominent private companies before their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). From today, investors can track over 60 private companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Stripe, with detailed valuation history, funding rounds, and price trends.
The new pages on Public provide retail investors with institutional-grade data, allowing them to track each company's valuation over time and understand the context behind major milestones. These pages also introduce new investment pathways, with a Public Market Exposure section demonstrating how investors can gain indirect exposure today. Users can also sign up for updates on company news and future IPO developments.
Leif Abraham, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Public
Leif Abraham, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Public commented:
“With companies going public much later today, their relationship with retail investors starts before they're public. Public is now one of the first platforms where you can track all the fundamentals before a company goes public.”
The increasing involvement of retail investors is becoming an integral part of a company's IPO story. To commence tracking the world's leading private companies, investors can download the Public app.
Public describes itself as the world's first Agentic Brokerage. Investors utilise AI and a vast variety of asset classes, from stocks and bonds to crypto and options, to construct long-term portfolios. Established in 2019 and headquartered in New York City, Public has raised over $400M from investors such as Accel and Tiger Global, and is trusted with billions in assets from affluent investors.
The democratisation of access to private market data by platforms like Public mirrors broader trends in financial markets. Historically, insights into private companies were largely the preserve of institutional investors and Prime Broker vs Prime of Prime clients. This shift towards providing retail investors with what was once considered exclusive institutional FX-level data highlights a growing demand for transparency and sophisticated analysis across all investor segments. It underscores the evolving landscape where advanced tools and information, traditionally reserved for professional desks, are becoming more accessible, thereby influencing capital allocation and trading strategies in both public and private spheres.
All investing involves risk. Brokerage services for US listed securities, options and bonds in a self-directed brokerage account are offered by Open to the Public Investing, member FINRA & SIPC. This is not investment advice. Additional information about your broker can be found by clicking here. Information on fees can be found in the Fee Schedule.
Pricing and other financial data on Private Company Pages are provided by Nasdaq Private Market (Tape D®). Private company shares are not available for trading on Public or any public exchanges. Displayed values are estimates based on historical primary and secondary activity and are not a guarantee of real-time market price.
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