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wo years after floating its “four pillar” plan to revive the liquidity prospects of the U.S. venture capital industry, the National Venture Capital Association is renewing its efforts to get Washington to tackle some of the things that it thinks are keeping its companies out of the public markets.
The group’s new chairman, Paul Maeder, a general partner at Highland Capital Partners, would like to see Sarbanes-Oxley rules dialed back for small companies and steps taken to make it profitable again for analysts to cover them post-IPO.
We talked to him recently about the state of the capital markets. Here is the edited interview.
To read the full, original article click on this link: NVCA Chairman Maeder Pushes Steps To Heal Capital Markets - Venture Capital Dispatch - WSJ
Author:Russell Garland
