SEC scraps IPO 'quiet period'

The US Securities and Exchange Commission last night unanimously scrapped the so-called quiet period surrounding initial public offerings, but remained split on reforms for the mutual fund industry.

SEC commissioners will now allow companies to distribute written material, in addition to the prospectus, about securities for sale and to sponsor presentations to the public.

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