What are the risks involved in investing in an IPO?

There are several risks involved in investing in an IPO: Uncertain valuations: The price at which an IPO is offered can be based on various factors such as demand from investors, market conditions, and the company’s financial performance. The valuation of the company may be high and could be based on future projections, which may … Read more

What are the benefits of going public through an IPO?

There are several benefits of going public through an IPO: Access to capital: Going public provides companies with access to a large pool of capital from a diverse group of investors. This can enable them to fund growth, invest in new products or services, and expand into new markets. Liquidity for shareholders: Going public provides … Read more

What is an IPO?

An IPO, or initial public offering, is a process by which a privately held company offers shares of its stock to the public for the first time. This allows the company to raise capital by selling ownership stakes to a large number of investors. The IPO process typically involves a number of steps, including filing … Read more

Shareholder’s or Partner’s Right of Compensation

Shareholder's or Partner's Right of Compensation

Shareholder meetings are a cornerstone of corporate governance. These meetings enable shareholders to exercise their voting rights on significant matters concerning the company, such as electing the board of directors, approving financial statements, or sanctioning critical strategic decisions. However, a common problem that often arises during these meetings is the marginalization of minority shareholders or … Read more

Loan in Bad Faith / Mala Fide

A loan in bad faith refers to a situation where a lender provides a loan to a borrower knowing that the borrower is unlikely to be able to repay the loan, or where the lender does not fully disclose the terms and conditions of the loan. In such cases, the lender may be taking advantage … Read more

The IPO Organizational Meeting

Organizational Meeting

Once your company has convinced the managing underwriters for the offering and wants to begin the IPO process in earnest, an organizational meeting with management, the underwriters, counsel and possibly the auditors will be scheduled. The purpose of this organizational meeting is to discuss the offering process and economics, the proposed offering schedule, allocation of … Read more