The mortgage lending company generated $1.47 billion in net income from the first nine months of last year.
The online gaming platform raised $520 million in a Series H funding and dropped plans to list via a traditional initial public offering.
The incoming Biden administration has struck a more conciliatory tone following a Trump executive order.
The commission voted to allow companies to raise new capital through a “direct” listing, giving them an alternative to paying hefty underwriting fees.
The $11 billion deal will bring the healthcare solutions provider $3.7 billion of new equity or equity-linked capital.
The IPO values the New York-based company at $1.6 billion.
Billionaire Richard Branson’s space tourism company will merge with Social Capital Hedosophia to enter the stock market by the end of the year.
The company, which provides a patient-intake software platform for health care providers, has processed $1.4 billion in patient payments.
It would be the first newly listed restaurant chain in four years.
The company first went public in 1971 but was bought out by the Haas family in 1985 for $1.6 billion.
The move to go public without an IPO would follow a direct listing from Spotify last year.
The sale of the last U.S. regional stock exchange follows the collapse of its deal to be acquired by a Chinese-led investor group.
