Silicon Valley's assault on a prized Wall Street franchise — the path to the public stock markets — has been put on hold amid the coronavirus lockdowns. A pack of privately-held tech startups were expected to cause a stir in 2020 by earning their tickers through direct listings, a novel process that bypasses the traditional, banker-run initial public offering. A partner at Goodwin who co-chairs the firm's Capital Markets practice and helps tech companies prepare for IPOs discusses why companies are turning toward direct listings. Read the article in Business Insider here.