If a firm lists its stock on a stock exchange without employing an underwriter,the firm is raising funds via:

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If a firm lists its stock on a stock exchange without employing an underwriter, it is called a direct listing. In this type of listing, the company does not issue new shares or seek any capital from investors. Instead, it allows its existing shareholders to sell their shares directly to the public, bypassing the traditional IPO process. As the company is not raising any funds, options A, B, C, and E are not applicable.

If a Firm Lists Its Stock on a Stock Exchange