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 A top聽Citigroup banker reportedly said that a handful of tech companies are considering going public on U.S. exchanges before the end of the year and that they could benefit stanley cup  from demand for high-growth stocks.Paul Abrahimzadeh, co-head of equity capital markets for North America at Citigroup, said last week that investors see high-growth stocks like those of the tech companies as being more resistant to economic slowdowns and more likely to benefit from lower interest  stanley cup rates, Bloomberg聽reported Tuesday  Sept. 10 .Abrahimzadehs comments come at a time when some bankers expect little initial public offering  IPO  activity during the last months of 2024 because of the effects of the U.S. presidential election, signs of an economic slowdown and uncertainty about when t stanley website he Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates, according to the report. The reality is theres no lack of demand for new issues,  Abrahimzadeh said in the report.  Growth is back en vogue and that will only accelerate as rates go lower. It was reported Aug. 27 that bankers and executives were holding out hope for 2025, as the聽IPO market rebound they had hoped for hasnt聽been realized in 2024.Amid recent turbulence in the stock market, worries about the economy and uncertainty about the presidential election and the Federal Reserves interest rate decision, companies have been postponing their IPOs.Clay Hale, co-head of equity capital markets at聽Wells Fargo, told the Wall Street Journal in a聽report聽posted Aug. 27  Zdhr RBI to FinTechs: Non-Banks Can t Reload Funds to Prepaid Wallets, Cards
 Human resources  HR  and benefits software platform Namely h stanley cup as found a new CEO 鈥?and $60 million in venture capital  VC . According to New York Business Journal, Elisa Steele is the New York-based company   new CEO, replacing Matt Straz.Steele was previously president and CEO of Jive Software and has held senior positions at Microsoft, Skype, Yahoo!, NetApp, and Sun Microsystems. She had been part of the Namely board of direct stanley website ors since 2017.In addition, the company recently raised a $60 million investment, which will be used to expand its reach. GGV Capital, a Menlo Park, California-based firm, led the round alongside Tenaya Capital. Namelys other major investors 鈥?Sequoia Capital, True Ventures, Matrix Partners, and Scale Venture Partners 鈥?also participated. Throughout my career, Ive seen firsthand how leadership has the power to transform workplaces for the better,  Steele said.  Namely is the leading all-in-one platform in the mid-market for a reason 鈥?it empowers HR, enables employees and drives strategy at the leadership level.She added, This strong market position enables us to seize the vas gourde stanley t opportunity across mid-sized companies [that] have traditionally been underserved in the market.Namely is a reflection of how demands for payroll technology are changing across the mid-market, with its clients using both paper checks and direct deposits.聽The company has, so far, processed $12 billion in payroll.Last year, Namely secured $50 million聽in fu