Investment Banking Blog

Going public early through the cheaper “back door” always seems favors companies poised at high growth markets. Traditionally new technology, changes in regulation (like the […]

One of the most important resources needed in order to sell your business is time. It is the one thing that you never have enough […]

I personally know some folks who have done extremely well starting and establishing network marketing companies. Those that start the companies are the ones that […]

Given that the only constant is change, news soundbites touting a world in flux are less surprising. However, that does not mean that we turn […]

There have been an overabundance of marijuana RTOs in the news lately. So much so that the SEC has even issued a warning regarding investing […]

There’s no avoiding the reality: we are in a seller’s market right now, and that’s wreaking havoc on private equity firms. As a result of […]

The nuances and changes that naturally occur throughout the reverse merger process will often require approval from the shareholders from a solicitation referred to as […]

How is it that Venture Capital (VC) firms receive distributions ten times greater than entrepreneurs when a company goes public? For many this seems illogical […]

Assessing the “going public” decision is certainly one of magnitude. Most large IPOs make headlines with their massive valuations (and often over-valuations) and flashy stories […]

In my previous article, I talked about why 409a valuations are necessary, especially for startups who want to recruit top-talent employees and incentivize them to stay. […]