Use the following table to determine the correct order of the given steps in a firm's decision on going public and issuing an Step The firm develops a document (prospectus) containing detailed information about the firm's business operations, finances, and potential risks, and files it with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The firm (and underwriter) use bookbuilding to develop a valuation for the IPO stock. The firm sets up a road show to make presentations and answer questions about the firm and its IPO. The firm decides it wants to issue stock to the public to raise the capital it needs for growth. The firm's prospectus is signed off by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)