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The views expressed on this podcast are those of the participants, not of Roalders News.

Thank you. participants, not of Roards News. A successful opening day as a public company on a major stock exchange has long been the

dreamed-of goal for aspiring startups.

Amid a drought of stock market listings, the Viewsroom this week takes a look at what's

holding them back, as well as attempts by big names like Barbie approved sandal maker

Birkenstock to break the logjam.

Welcome back to the Viewsroom, a podcast from Reuters Breaking Views, where columnists from

around the world talk about the

big stories of the week. I'm your host, Jonathan Guilford, coming to you from New York.

With initial public offerings, or IPOs, down sharply amid a tough market, a raft of companies

and their early investors, whether venture capitalists, private equity or else, have been left

waiting in line, forestalling the moment when management, their backers, and their employees

stand to realize rich gains. Yet some brand names, like Food Chain Carver and Beauty Company

Audity, have pushed through to notch big debuts. With Sandal-stylealward Birkenstock reportedly preparing to try its luck next,

I'm joined by London-based columnist and European IPO expert, Pamela Barbillia,

as well as New York-based columnist and startup specialist, Anita Ramaswami.

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