Special Purpose Acquisition Companies
A SPAC is a public shell company created to acquire a private company and put it into the public markets. SPACs are also called “blank check” companies, they go public before their acquisition company is discovered. An alternative to an IPO for some startups and a new way to raise capital for investors.
Swiss Financiers is the deal maker for SPACs :
Swiss Financiers manages the SPAC process from the sponsor identification to the inception of the Special Purpose Vehicle to the public market listing and De-SPAC process.
We Provide :
- SPAC sponsor Identification Roadshow and investors identification.
- SPAC blind trust management and transaction management.
- Sponsor fees management
Swiss Financiers is the creator of the Master SPAC:
Swiss Financiers Master SPAC is an innovative SPAC solution.
The legal framework designed by Swiss Financiers expertise allows the Master SPAC to acquire targets and provide the SPAC investor a solution to capture the value multiple during the shift from private to public markets generated. This multiple in value is lost without this framework of all other SPAC offerings.
The Master SPAC combines an acquisition through the financing of an IPO, which solves the main downside of a classic SPAC which loses the multiples generated by an IPO. In the Master SPAC model, the Target acquired by the SPAC is acquired IPO financing. The Master SPAC model is based on the IPO financing investment legal framework published In the who’s who legal
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