October 20, 2015: Bill Singer speaks with Gusrae Kaplan Nusbaum law firm Corporate Finance Partner Lawrence G. Nusbaum III, on the return of corporate finance, IPOs and a new surge of debt deals from small and mid-cap companies on Wall Street. Nusbaum shares his thoughts on which financial services firms get hurt the most in an increased regulatory environment, whether a small broker-dealer can float a $5 to $20 million deal today, and why brokers need to be aware of the rules when it comes to being a "finder," or connecting investors with companies looking for capital. WATCH
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