lynn martin spoke to bloomberg at davos about what activity she sees on that front. >> we're seeing the.p.o. market start to open up butt although last year wasn't a bad year particularly if you look at the first half of the year. got quite a few deals out. and then you have a bunch of volatility set in for cause of the election. you weren't quite sure what the outcome was going to be. so a variety of deals pushed. those deals are now getting on the road, they're making plans to i.p.o., either in the coming days and weeks or quarters or second half of the year. scarlet: now one i.p.o. on the horizon is venture global. expected to raise sentiment around the energy sector but it just slashed its hefty price gain. so tell us a little bit because we're talking about double-digit price cut here. >> this is a huge price cut, scarlet. more than 40% drop on the mid point. so we saw them bring out shares initially in the $40-46 range. so that's to the tune of about $45 billion at the top of the range. they were seeking $110 billion equity valuation. that's closer to $65 billion. how would invest

joining me now is the president of the new york stock exchange, lynn martin.e you. >> thanks for having me. maria: i want to get your take on this real optimism underway and whether or not it continues but let's start with your market trends. you say you've got three trends that organizations should watch out for. >> ipos are going to reemerge in 2025. we're incredibly excited about our pipeline. we're excited about what we're seeing with the firms that are already on the road and if you look at the secondary market performance of the ipos that occurred on the new york stock exchange last year, they're up 58% over their ipo prices. maria: wow. >> so that shows the market's open. maria: yeah, yeah. >> particularly with the trends that you just mentioned. maria: to what do you attribute the gain in the secondary space? >> good companies that came to market, companies that were ready to come to market, and demand. when i talked to the long only investor, they have demand for these new companies that are in our pipeline to come to market. maria: it's interesting y

we have lynn martin, ceo of new york stock exchange.ome. >> yes. >> on the other side of the atlantic. here we are together. great to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> i want to know -- you've been talking to all sorts of ceos, all sorts of folks in the last couple days and we keep talk being a vibe shift. >> yeah. >> what is the vibe? what is the biggest take away you've gotten so far out of this? >> a tremendous amount of optimism. >> optimism from u.s. folks or across the board? >> i would say across the board. >> really? >> which has sort of surprised me. i think it's a function of the importance of the u.s. economy in driving the global economy forward. >> the reason i'm surprised is i found that the americans seem to be quite optimistic, a little skittish, but that everybody else is a little bit more skittish and anxious given the prospect of tariffs and the like. >> i think on the tariffs issue, though, i think it's going to be something that this administration, who is a very pro-business administration -- >> first presid

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perfect guests for it, lynn martin. jonathan: everybody is so upbeat. y at the new york stock exchange. what did he say? lynn: it really put a fine point on his focus on highlighting the u.s. economy and the strength of the u.s. economy. it feels as though the progrowth agenda is going to be something that is front and center for his entire cabinet. jonathan: i can feel that in the confidence levels. are you seeing that in activity levels? lynn: we are seeing it in the activity levels. the ipo market is starting to open up. last year was not a bad year when you look at the first half of the year. got quite a few deals out. then you had a bunch of volatility set in because of the election. you were not sure what the outcome was going to be. those deals are now getting on the road. they are making plans to ipo either in the coming days and weeks or quarters or second half of the year. now that the activity is real. lisa: we are getting buffeted around by different headlines and potential policies and tariffs that may or may not come. it seems like people a

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