Figma's highly anticipated IPO resulted in a significant surge in its stock price, leading to a market capitalization that quickly reached $45 billion. This reflects strong investor confidence and the growing demand for design tools in the tech industry.

Klarna is set to relaunch its IPO plans in the U.S. next month, targeting a valuation between $13 billion and $14 billion. This comes after a previous pause in its IPO strategy earlier this year due to market instability, with the company now looking to raise nearly $1 billion from the offering.

Figma's recent IPO has led to a significant boost for venture capital firms, with four major firms collectively holding approximately $24 billion in stock. The company's shares soared 250% on their first trading day, contrasting sharply with the subdued tech IPO market of recent years, and highlighting a potential resurgence in investor confidence.

Chime Financial successfully went public with a $16.1 billion valuation, marking a significant moment for the fintech sector as the IPO market reopens. Despite a 36% decline from its 2021 valuation, Chime's shares rose 59% on their debut, signaling renewed investor interest in fintech IPOs after a period of stagnation. The company aims to establish itself as a leading financial services provider for lower-income consumers in the U.S.

Figma's stock surged over 250% during its debut on the NYSE, reaching a closing price of $115.50 after an initial offering price of $33. This strong performance signals a revival in the tech IPO market, following a downturn caused by rising inflation and interest rates, and comes after a failed acquisition by Adobe due to regulatory concerns.

Shares of crypto exchange Bullish surged after its IPO, raising approximately $1.1 billion and opening at $90, 143% above its initial price of $37. The company aims to attract institutional investors, with total trading volume exceeding $1.25 trillion since its launch in 2021, and has a current market value of about $10.25 billion.