Twitter has hired several banks to help with its highly anticipated IPO, which would allow investors to look through the company’s finances, USA Today reports.
Goldman Sachs is expected “lead the IPO,” USA Today reports, and investors could expect to begin trading shares of the social media giant as soon as November.
“The government shutdown is unlikely to disrupt the offering, as long as it doesn’t last too long,” said the publication.
Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch will also advise the social media giant on the offering, and Bloomberg News reported Tuesday that two boutique banks — Allen & Co. and Code Advisors — are also part of the deal.
