Five companies make their trading debut

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NEW YORK (AP) — Five companies ranging from a drugmaker and a financier to technology providers made their trading debuts Friday led by A10 Networks which brought in the day’s top total of $187.5 million through its initial public offering.

Others included drug developer Versartis, software maker Amber Road, lender TPG Specialty Finance and e-commerce platform maker Borderfree. All five were trading higher by midday.

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