Bill Ackman Postpones Pershing Square USA IPO Amid Investor Hesitation
The hedge fund manager reduces target size significantly, urging investors to commit while addressing concerns over fund structure.
- Ackman slashes the IPO target from $25 billion to between $2.5 billion and $4 billion.
- NYSE announces the delay of the IPO, with a new date yet to be determined.
- Investor skepticism centers on the closed-end fund's structure and negative trading history.
- Ackman emphasizes the importance of long-term value over the initial size of the IPO.
- Major institutional investors like Putnam and Texas Teachers Retirement System have already committed.