Waystar, a healthcare payments software maker, saw its stock fall 3.7% in its Wall Street debut after raising $968 million in the largest US-based IPO of the year. CEO Matt Hawkins discussed the IPO and growth strategy on Bloomberg TV. The company is named after a guiding star and aims to simplify payment journeys in healthcare.
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💫 @Waystar is lighting the way to make healthcare payments more human. 👩⚕️ 🌟 Named after a guiding star, $WAY simplifies their clients’ payment journeys, while also providing a more transparent experience for patients. 💪We’re so proud to welcome them to @NasdaqExchange.… https://t.co/2TYD9BJs2h
Waystar CEO Matthew Hawkins on IPO decision, stock price dip https://t.co/tl5vQRZkrt
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Healthcare software company Waystar is expected to debut on the Nasdaq today in the latest tech-focused IPO. Here's what to know: https://t.co/QHdUBw0aTu
Waystar CEO Matt Hawkins discusses the health-care payments software maker’s IPO and growth strategy on Bloomberg TV. Waystar fell 3.7% in its trading debut after raising $968 million in the year’s largest initial public offering by a US-based company https://t.co/YgRpxMZ3lf https://t.co/YW6lY8i52x
Waystar’s stock gets jeered in its Wall Street debut https://t.co/PFQMngbLpW