Key Takeaways:
- Meaning of SPAC and its History
- Process and Perspective of US Concentric SPAC IPOs
- Study of Pershing Square Tontine Holdings SPAC IPO
- SPACs in Other Jurisdictions
SPACs: An Alternative Way to Access the Public Marketsrberger11
Companies are increasingly going public by merging with Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), which are publicly traded pools of capital formed for the sole purpose of merging with an operating company.
The document discusses private equity, providing an overview of key concepts like the private equity landscape, funds, deal origination and execution, and portfolio management. It also examines factors that contribute to successful private equity deals such as investing in market leaders, having a strong management team, establishing a fair entry price, implementing clear exit strategies, and leveraging industry growth opportunities.
Performance evaluation risk and return of mutual funds @ uti secureties pro...Babasab Patil
The document discusses a study on evaluating the performance of mutual funds with reference to risk and return. It contains an executive summary, introduction, literature review, objectives of the study, and limitations. The objectives are to evaluate the returns and associated risks of mutual funds, compare the performance of mutual funds from different companies, and evaluate mutual fund investment performance using risk-adjusted theoretical metrics. The study methodology uses secondary data from reports by UTI Securities and other websites.
Sharekhan Ltd is a leading stock broking firm established in 1925 that offers equity trading, depository services, online trading, research reports, and more via its website and mobile apps. It has over 1 lakh registered customers. While Sharekhan is known for its high-quality research and investor-friendly approach, it could improve its market share by expanding its branch network, linking more bank accounts, partnering with major banks, and focusing more on customer satisfaction than profits.
Presented at the Digital Ventures/Siam Commercial Bank Faster Future Fintech Forum (28 Feb 2017, Bangkok) by Paul Ark, Managing Director of Corporate Venture Capital of Digital Ventures
This report prepared in summer internship. The report can use for more information about customer perception & stock market. the report can not plagiarism.
Venture capital is equity or equity-featured capital that seeks investments in new companies, products, processes or services that offer potential for high returns. Venture capital firms invest mostly in early stage companies focused on technology, biotech and cleantech. Venture capital acquires a minority stake, usually less than 50%, in companies. Private equity buys mature companies across all industries, acquiring 100% ownership. Private equity deals are larger, ranging from $100 million to $10 billion, compared to under $10 million for venture capital.
Key Takeaways:
- Meaning of SPAC and its History
- Process and Perspective of US Concentric SPAC IPOs
- Study of Pershing Square Tontine Holdings SPAC IPO
- SPACs in Other Jurisdictions
SPACs: An Alternative Way to Access the Public Marketsrberger11
Companies are increasingly going public by merging with Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), which are publicly traded pools of capital formed for the sole purpose of merging with an operating company.
The document discusses private equity, providing an overview of key concepts like the private equity landscape, funds, deal origination and execution, and portfolio management. It also examines factors that contribute to successful private equity deals such as investing in market leaders, having a strong management team, establishing a fair entry price, implementing clear exit strategies, and leveraging industry growth opportunities.
Performance evaluation risk and return of mutual funds @ uti secureties pro...Babasab Patil
The document discusses a study on evaluating the performance of mutual funds with reference to risk and return. It contains an executive summary, introduction, literature review, objectives of the study, and limitations. The objectives are to evaluate the returns and associated risks of mutual funds, compare the performance of mutual funds from different companies, and evaluate mutual fund investment performance using risk-adjusted theoretical metrics. The study methodology uses secondary data from reports by UTI Securities and other websites.
Sharekhan Ltd is a leading stock broking firm established in 1925 that offers equity trading, depository services, online trading, research reports, and more via its website and mobile apps. It has over 1 lakh registered customers. While Sharekhan is known for its high-quality research and investor-friendly approach, it could improve its market share by expanding its branch network, linking more bank accounts, partnering with major banks, and focusing more on customer satisfaction than profits.
Presented at the Digital Ventures/Siam Commercial Bank Faster Future Fintech Forum (28 Feb 2017, Bangkok) by Paul Ark, Managing Director of Corporate Venture Capital of Digital Ventures
This report prepared in summer internship. The report can use for more information about customer perception & stock market. the report can not plagiarism.
Venture capital is equity or equity-featured capital that seeks investments in new companies, products, processes or services that offer potential for high returns. Venture capital firms invest mostly in early stage companies focused on technology, biotech and cleantech. Venture capital acquires a minority stake, usually less than 50%, in companies. Private equity buys mature companies across all industries, acquiring 100% ownership. Private equity deals are larger, ranging from $100 million to $10 billion, compared to under $10 million for venture capital.
This document summarizes the Indian startup ecosystem and corporate venture capital landscape. It provides statistics on the number and types of startups in India, key sectors of focus, funding amounts and trends, top startup hubs, and mortality rates. It then discusses what corporate venture capital is, the value it provides to both corporations and startups, examples of active corporate venture funds in India, and factors that matter to investors. PSU venture funds in India are also mentioned as a new development. A sample startup pitch deck template with key sections is included to help founders effectively pitch their idea or business.
This document discusses the potential value that venture capital firms (VCs) can provide to entrepreneurs beyond just funding. It argues that while VCs are primarily financial investors, the best ones can significantly help startups through advice, connections, experience and other support. However, the level and type of support varies greatly between VCs and depends on factors like the individual VC's skills and the firm's resources and approach. The document also notes some potential misalignments between VCs and entrepreneurs.
Hedge Fund Pitch Book - Terebellum Investment GroupFrank Serebrin
This document provides information about Terebellum Investment Group, including biographies of the co-founders Jeff Williams and Wes Cooper who have experience in IT project management and trading respectively. It discusses Terebellum's investment approach of focusing on risk management through trading futures, using both systematic and discretionary strategies. Performance metrics are provided showing the fund outperforming benchmarks with lower risk.
The document provides guidance on when and how much venture capital early-stage companies should raise. It recommends initially raising small amounts from friends and family, using that to build a product and pilot customers. It then suggests raising an angel/seed round and keeping costs low for the first year to prove scalability. It outlines when companies should consider venture capital versus other options. The document also provides tips on pitching VCs, including optimal fundraising seasons, pitch deck structure, and services The Rudder Group can provide to help companies raise capital.
Venture Capital 101 presentation on the basics of VC such as what venture capital is, and how it works. I delivered this presentation to a student group called InSITE that I belong to (mix of Columbia and NYU MBA and Law students). Enjoy!
-Brian Rothenberg
www.brianrothenberg.com
Qualcomm Ventures is Qualcomm's strategic investment arm that has been operating since 2000. It has 31 team members spread across 7 global regions and has made investments in software, consumer applications, healthcare devices, and other sectors related to wireless technology. Some of Qualcomm Ventures' objectives include generating financial returns while also providing insight into emerging technologies. It also hosts events like the CEO Summit and QPrize competition to support its portfolio companies.
The document summarizes a venture capital fund that invests globally in technology companies. It has offices in major tech hubs around the world like Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Mexico City, and Dubai. The fund has invested in over 55 companies so far with a total valuation of $600 million generated from 8 exits. It provides services to support portfolio companies, including business consulting, sales and marketing support, and access to mentors. The fund aims to generate returns through investing in cutting-edge technology startups focused on growth.
Venture capital (VC) is a form of private equity and a high-risk, high-return investment. VCs typically invest in startups that cannot raise traditional financing. They expect to lose their entire investment in 1/3 of companies, break even in 1/3, and generate returns from 1/3. VCs raise funds in cycles and have time-bound commitment and investment periods. They earn management fees and carried interest. Associates source deals and manage investments while partners make decisions. VCs prefer different stages and seek influence, liquidation preferences, and exist their investments through dilution or acquisition. There are also angel investors, accelerators, incubators, and corporate VCs that startups may encounter.
The document provides an equity analysis report on 10 low debt midcap companies in the Indian stock market. It analyzes each company's expected return percentage and beta value compared to the overall market. For each company, it provides a brief overview and 1-year stock price data compared to the Nifty index. The analysis found expected returns ranging from -28.57% to 20.55% and beta values between 0.02 to 0.90 across the 10 companies studied.
1) The document presents a summer training report submitted by Sunil Dhankhar on his internship with a stock broker company called Sharekhan.
2) The objectives of the internship were to increase awareness of online share trading, open demat accounts, and conduct a comparative analysis of different stock brokers.
3) During the internship, Sunil opened 15 demat accounts and achieved marginal money of over Rs. 1.5 lakh, meeting two of his three targets. He also conducted an analysis comparing Sharekhan to other brokers on fees and services.
A project report on technical analysis at share khanBabasab Patil
The document provides an overview of the stock market and technical analysis. It discusses the industry overview including definitions of a stock market and its key participants. It also examines the importance of stock markets and covers topics such as market indices, derivative instruments, investment strategies, taxation, irrational behavior and crashes. The document then provides a profile of Sharekhan, an Indian stock broker, outlining its services, achievements and competitors. It closes with an introduction to the Indian cement industry and profiles three major cement companies - ACC, Ultratech and Grasim.
Sharekhan provides various services to its clients including online and offline trading facilities for stocks, derivatives and commodities. It has over 180 share shops across India. The marketing department aims to provide guidance to clients and the best customer service. Services include online trading platforms, investment advice from research teams, depository services, and access to other financial products like mutual funds. Sharekhan has experienced growth and aims to expand further into related sectors like banking and insurance.
The document provides an overview of Kleiner Perkins (KP19) and their investment strategy and portfolio. In the past 48 years, KP has invested in over 1,000 companies, with 225 IPOs, 200 M&As, creating $3 trillion in market cap and returning $30 billion to investors. Their 2019 investments focused on enterprise (SaaS, infrastructure, security), healthcare, fintech, hardtech, and consumer sectors. They have an experienced team with technical backgrounds investing early in founders pursuing transformative goals.
The document discusses the history and evolution of the mutual fund industry in India, with a focus on UTI Mutual Funds. It covers the establishment of UTI in 1963 as the first mutual fund in India and its monopoly until 1987. It then discusses the entry of public sector funds in 1987 and private sector funds in 1993, as well as increased regulation by SEBI from 1996 onwards. The document also provides data on the growth of assets under management across UTI and other public/private sector funds from 1998 to 2001.
This document describes Opportunity Partners Fund II, LP and its investment strategy. The fund will pursue opportunistic purchases of distressed real estate assets in the Twin Cities area that have been significantly devalued due to the economic downturn and tight credit markets. The general partner has over 100 years of combined real estate experience and successfully executed a similar strategy with Fund I, achieving returns above targets. Fund II seeks $25 million in commitments to continue acquiring undervalued properties with a focus on downside protection and strong potential returns.
This document is a project report submitted by Harshita Bansal to fulfill the requirements of a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. The report analyzes online trading and stock markets with reference to Sharekhan. It includes an introduction to stock markets and online trading, the objectives of the research, the methodology used, and planned chapters on the company profile, data analysis and interpretation, and conclusions and recommendations. The document is certified by the project supervisors and includes an acknowledgment of their guidance.
- The document summarizes Notation's annual meeting, reviewing their 2019 performance and 2020 strategy. It provides updates on their two funds, key investments, and team.
- Notation Fund I is mostly invested with several potential high-value companies. Fund II also shows promising signs despite being earlier-stage.
- Notation will focus on technical founding teams in NYC and other areas like proptech, healthcare, and education. They may increase check sizes due to rising valuations.
- Goals for 2020 include improving deal flow strategies and scaling their network to find more pre-seed opportunities. Pro-rata remains a challenge that may require more incubation.
The document discusses internal public offerings (IPOs), including:
- A brief history of early public companies and the first modern IPO by the Dutch East India Company in 1602.
- An overview of the advantages and disadvantages of going public for a private company.
- An outline of the typical IPO process including selecting an underwriter, filing registration statements, pricing shares, and distributing funds.
- Descriptions of some notable biggest IPO fails and successes in history by companies like Facebook, Pets.com, and General Motors.
- A calendar of anticipated IPOs in 2013 for companies like Square, Tableau Software, and Twitter.
Semantic Brain's mission is to Augment Intelligence and Democratize Wealth using the power of AI and the Internet. Retail Investors and their Advisors globally manage $178 trillion in assets, however, this industry is a technology laggard.
We are planning to revolutionize / disrupt the industry to increase productivity and bring down barriers such that more people can acquire wealth. This would also drive innovation and entrepreneurship as funding becomes more accessible.
The document summarizes the key issues with current decentralized launch platforms and provides an overview of a new proposed platform called Lithium Ventures. The main points are:
1) Current platforms focus on single protocols and lack diversification, resulting in demand fluctuations. They also allow scam projects to launch due to lack of vetting.
2) Lithium Ventures aims to address these issues through an incubator program that provides seed funding and support services to projects. It will also have a diversified launchpad for launching projects across multiple chains.
3) The platform has an native token, social following, and an incubation fund of $330,000 so far to support upcoming launches. It aims to launch 3
This document summarizes the Indian startup ecosystem and corporate venture capital landscape. It provides statistics on the number and types of startups in India, key sectors of focus, funding amounts and trends, top startup hubs, and mortality rates. It then discusses what corporate venture capital is, the value it provides to both corporations and startups, examples of active corporate venture funds in India, and factors that matter to investors. PSU venture funds in India are also mentioned as a new development. A sample startup pitch deck template with key sections is included to help founders effectively pitch their idea or business.
This document discusses the potential value that venture capital firms (VCs) can provide to entrepreneurs beyond just funding. It argues that while VCs are primarily financial investors, the best ones can significantly help startups through advice, connections, experience and other support. However, the level and type of support varies greatly between VCs and depends on factors like the individual VC's skills and the firm's resources and approach. The document also notes some potential misalignments between VCs and entrepreneurs.
Hedge Fund Pitch Book - Terebellum Investment GroupFrank Serebrin
This document provides information about Terebellum Investment Group, including biographies of the co-founders Jeff Williams and Wes Cooper who have experience in IT project management and trading respectively. It discusses Terebellum's investment approach of focusing on risk management through trading futures, using both systematic and discretionary strategies. Performance metrics are provided showing the fund outperforming benchmarks with lower risk.
The document provides guidance on when and how much venture capital early-stage companies should raise. It recommends initially raising small amounts from friends and family, using that to build a product and pilot customers. It then suggests raising an angel/seed round and keeping costs low for the first year to prove scalability. It outlines when companies should consider venture capital versus other options. The document also provides tips on pitching VCs, including optimal fundraising seasons, pitch deck structure, and services The Rudder Group can provide to help companies raise capital.
Venture Capital 101 presentation on the basics of VC such as what venture capital is, and how it works. I delivered this presentation to a student group called InSITE that I belong to (mix of Columbia and NYU MBA and Law students). Enjoy!
-Brian Rothenberg
www.brianrothenberg.com
Qualcomm Ventures is Qualcomm's strategic investment arm that has been operating since 2000. It has 31 team members spread across 7 global regions and has made investments in software, consumer applications, healthcare devices, and other sectors related to wireless technology. Some of Qualcomm Ventures' objectives include generating financial returns while also providing insight into emerging technologies. It also hosts events like the CEO Summit and QPrize competition to support its portfolio companies.
The document summarizes a venture capital fund that invests globally in technology companies. It has offices in major tech hubs around the world like Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Mexico City, and Dubai. The fund has invested in over 55 companies so far with a total valuation of $600 million generated from 8 exits. It provides services to support portfolio companies, including business consulting, sales and marketing support, and access to mentors. The fund aims to generate returns through investing in cutting-edge technology startups focused on growth.
Venture capital (VC) is a form of private equity and a high-risk, high-return investment. VCs typically invest in startups that cannot raise traditional financing. They expect to lose their entire investment in 1/3 of companies, break even in 1/3, and generate returns from 1/3. VCs raise funds in cycles and have time-bound commitment and investment periods. They earn management fees and carried interest. Associates source deals and manage investments while partners make decisions. VCs prefer different stages and seek influence, liquidation preferences, and exist their investments through dilution or acquisition. There are also angel investors, accelerators, incubators, and corporate VCs that startups may encounter.
The document provides an equity analysis report on 10 low debt midcap companies in the Indian stock market. It analyzes each company's expected return percentage and beta value compared to the overall market. For each company, it provides a brief overview and 1-year stock price data compared to the Nifty index. The analysis found expected returns ranging from -28.57% to 20.55% and beta values between 0.02 to 0.90 across the 10 companies studied.
1) The document presents a summer training report submitted by Sunil Dhankhar on his internship with a stock broker company called Sharekhan.
2) The objectives of the internship were to increase awareness of online share trading, open demat accounts, and conduct a comparative analysis of different stock brokers.
3) During the internship, Sunil opened 15 demat accounts and achieved marginal money of over Rs. 1.5 lakh, meeting two of his three targets. He also conducted an analysis comparing Sharekhan to other brokers on fees and services.
A project report on technical analysis at share khanBabasab Patil
The document provides an overview of the stock market and technical analysis. It discusses the industry overview including definitions of a stock market and its key participants. It also examines the importance of stock markets and covers topics such as market indices, derivative instruments, investment strategies, taxation, irrational behavior and crashes. The document then provides a profile of Sharekhan, an Indian stock broker, outlining its services, achievements and competitors. It closes with an introduction to the Indian cement industry and profiles three major cement companies - ACC, Ultratech and Grasim.
Sharekhan provides various services to its clients including online and offline trading facilities for stocks, derivatives and commodities. It has over 180 share shops across India. The marketing department aims to provide guidance to clients and the best customer service. Services include online trading platforms, investment advice from research teams, depository services, and access to other financial products like mutual funds. Sharekhan has experienced growth and aims to expand further into related sectors like banking and insurance.
The document provides an overview of Kleiner Perkins (KP19) and their investment strategy and portfolio. In the past 48 years, KP has invested in over 1,000 companies, with 225 IPOs, 200 M&As, creating $3 trillion in market cap and returning $30 billion to investors. Their 2019 investments focused on enterprise (SaaS, infrastructure, security), healthcare, fintech, hardtech, and consumer sectors. They have an experienced team with technical backgrounds investing early in founders pursuing transformative goals.
The document discusses the history and evolution of the mutual fund industry in India, with a focus on UTI Mutual Funds. It covers the establishment of UTI in 1963 as the first mutual fund in India and its monopoly until 1987. It then discusses the entry of public sector funds in 1987 and private sector funds in 1993, as well as increased regulation by SEBI from 1996 onwards. The document also provides data on the growth of assets under management across UTI and other public/private sector funds from 1998 to 2001.
This document describes Opportunity Partners Fund II, LP and its investment strategy. The fund will pursue opportunistic purchases of distressed real estate assets in the Twin Cities area that have been significantly devalued due to the economic downturn and tight credit markets. The general partner has over 100 years of combined real estate experience and successfully executed a similar strategy with Fund I, achieving returns above targets. Fund II seeks $25 million in commitments to continue acquiring undervalued properties with a focus on downside protection and strong potential returns.
This document is a project report submitted by Harshita Bansal to fulfill the requirements of a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. The report analyzes online trading and stock markets with reference to Sharekhan. It includes an introduction to stock markets and online trading, the objectives of the research, the methodology used, and planned chapters on the company profile, data analysis and interpretation, and conclusions and recommendations. The document is certified by the project supervisors and includes an acknowledgment of their guidance.
- The document summarizes Notation's annual meeting, reviewing their 2019 performance and 2020 strategy. It provides updates on their two funds, key investments, and team.
- Notation Fund I is mostly invested with several potential high-value companies. Fund II also shows promising signs despite being earlier-stage.
- Notation will focus on technical founding teams in NYC and other areas like proptech, healthcare, and education. They may increase check sizes due to rising valuations.
- Goals for 2020 include improving deal flow strategies and scaling their network to find more pre-seed opportunities. Pro-rata remains a challenge that may require more incubation.
The document discusses internal public offerings (IPOs), including:
- A brief history of early public companies and the first modern IPO by the Dutch East India Company in 1602.
- An overview of the advantages and disadvantages of going public for a private company.
- An outline of the typical IPO process including selecting an underwriter, filing registration statements, pricing shares, and distributing funds.
- Descriptions of some notable biggest IPO fails and successes in history by companies like Facebook, Pets.com, and General Motors.
- A calendar of anticipated IPOs in 2013 for companies like Square, Tableau Software, and Twitter.
Semantic Brain's mission is to Augment Intelligence and Democratize Wealth using the power of AI and the Internet. Retail Investors and their Advisors globally manage $178 trillion in assets, however, this industry is a technology laggard.
We are planning to revolutionize / disrupt the industry to increase productivity and bring down barriers such that more people can acquire wealth. This would also drive innovation and entrepreneurship as funding becomes more accessible.
The document summarizes the key issues with current decentralized launch platforms and provides an overview of a new proposed platform called Lithium Ventures. The main points are:
1) Current platforms focus on single protocols and lack diversification, resulting in demand fluctuations. They also allow scam projects to launch due to lack of vetting.
2) Lithium Ventures aims to address these issues through an incubator program that provides seed funding and support services to projects. It will also have a diversified launchpad for launching projects across multiple chains.
3) The platform has an native token, social following, and an incubation fund of $330,000 so far to support upcoming launches. It aims to launch 3
IPOs: How they work and what they mean for your portfolioOurCrowd
In light of the recent ReWalk IPO, we’ll be hosting a webinar about IPOs: how they work and what they mean for your portfolio. Join OurCrowd partner Elan Zivotofsky to learn more about the IPO process and how early stage investors profit from this type of exit.
Rubicon Ventures is raising its second venture capital fund to invest in late-stage seed, Series A, and Series B companies primarily in the enterprise and consumer sectors. The fund will focus on software and internet companies in the US but also invest internationally through its global limited partner network. Rubicon aims to add value to portfolio companies through leveraging its diverse network of corporate, high-net-worth individual, family office, and institutional investors.
Aptus business model holding structure may - june 2019Bach Luu
1. The document is a proposal from Aptus Capital for structured funding for high tech agriculture and high tech healthcare & wellness projects in Vietnam.
2. Aptus Capital will provide funding, management expertise, IT support, marketing, and back office services to partner with innovators and technology developers, allowing them to focus on product development while Aptus handles other aspects.
3. The proposal outlines Aptus Capital's business model, investment strategies, fund structures, products and services to connect investors with startup projects in Vietnam.
A presentation delivered June 4, 2009 describing the impact of the economic crisis on venture and angel investing and common sense steps for fundraising for Medical Device Startups. No one is an expert now.
This document outlines the Australian Small Scale Offerings Board (ASSOB) as an alternative for raising capital. ASSOB allows companies to raise up to $5 million without a disclosure document, which can save significant time and costs compared to a public offer. Key benefits of ASSOB include quick access to capital, an established network of professional investors, and the ability to conduct future capital raisings. The document then provides details on Tauro Capital's ASSOB advisory services and credentials in supporting capital raisings.
This document provides an overview of a product called Leyline that aims to connect accredited investors to private investment opportunities. It summarizes that currently less than 5% of accredited investors participate in private markets due to barriers like a lack of education, access, and transparency. Leyline's solution is to build an investor-centric platform that provides a single point of access to opportunities, education resources, and community tools to help more accredited investors participate in private markets. It outlines Leyline's team, marketing strategy, revenue model, competitive landscape, and potential exit strategies for investors.
This document provides an overview of the Anchor BCI Equity Fund, a South African equity portfolio managed by Anchor Capital. It seeks long-term capital growth through a bottom-up stock selection process that favors quality stocks. The fund constructs its portfolio based on fundamental research, focusing on stocks with strong returns on capital and cash flows. While it considers valuation, the fund's style is not strictly 'value'. It can invest in offshore instruments for efficient portfolio management. The minimum investment is R25,000 and the fund aims to maintain over 80% equity exposure.
The document discusses valuation methodologies used by venture capitalists to determine the value of startup companies. It explains that VCs use discounted cash flow analysis and comparable company analysis to estimate a company's potential future value, or terminal value. It also discusses how VCs determine pre-money and post-money valuations based on the required investment and expected return on investment. The document provides an example valuation of a startup seeking $500,000 in seed funding with an estimated $60 million terminal value and 30x expected return for investors.
Venture capitalists influenced significantly the information and industrial technology revolution of the twentieth century. If we want to make up for lost time in Africa, it would be perhaps time to solicit the creation and access of funds from Capital Risks.
May 12 lecture by Keith Townsend, King & Spalding, covering Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) dynamics, for the mHealth Israel community. The lecture incluces public company considerations, SPAC Targets, SPAC Execution and Process, sample term sheet, securities law, considerations / differences for SPACs, etc.
2018: What did I learn about Innovation and Entrepreneurship in IsraelLeandro de Castro
These slides were prepared based on a mission I did to Israel from 18th to 22nd of March, 2018, organized by Anjos do Brasil, APEX Brasil and ABVCAP. The information presented here were collected from my own writtings during the many visits we made and some material presented in the visits (cited as appropriate).
This document discusses online and offline marketing solutions for the mining industry. It outlines an investment process that InProved uses, which includes identifying strategic and financial buyers, sending initial information to gauge interest, conducting site visits and management presentations, and negotiating terms. It also discusses the types of investors in InProved's network, tools used in the process, factors in choosing between strategic and financial buyers, key due diligence documents, and what investors want to hear about the investment opportunity and jurisdiction. Examples of mining transactions and investment activity in Indonesia are provided in the appendix.
The document discusses start-up valuation from a venture capitalist's perspective. It outlines various valuation methodologies used by VCs, including the venture capital method. This method involves estimating a company's future net income, assigning a P/E ratio to calculate a terminal value, discounting this value, and determining required ownership stakes based on targeted returns on investment. The document also provides an example of how VCs would interactively value a start-up company using projections of its income statement and cash flows.
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The document provides an abbreviated disclosure for backtested performance information on simulated index strategies and index portfolios from Index Funds Advisors, Inc. It discusses that IFA was incorporated in 1999 and placed its first client investments in 2000, and the performance information presented is based on backtested data from 1928 to the period ending date using an annual rebalancing strategy. It notes that prior to 1999, IFA did not manage client assets and the index portfolios were not available. The disclosure also mentions that index portfolios provide global diversification across approximately 15,000 companies to reduce risk.
What is EQUITYMULTIPLE? This presentation touches on what we are, why we are, and how we are different from other real estate "crowdfunding" platforms. For more info, please visit www.equitymultiple.com and/or contact info@equitymultiple.com
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
Starting a business is like embarking on an unpredictable adventure. It’s a journey filled with highs and lows, victories and defeats. But what if I told you that those setbacks and failures could be the very stepping stones that lead you to fortune? Let’s explore how resilience, adaptability, and strategic thinking can transform adversity into opportunity.
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Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
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2. Introduction to SPACs
➢ A “Blank-cheque” company:
▪ “Blind pool” of capital in a Nasdaq-listed company
➢ Created by a “Sponsor”:
▪ Sponsor works with an investment bank to create and list a SPAC
▪ Investors subscribe to listed SPAC shares on IPO
▪ Sponsor puts 5% of amount to be raised by the SPAC (“Seed Capital”) and is granted up to
20% of the SPAC’s equity (“Sponsor’s Equity”)
➢ Sponsor then find target acquire:
▪ Upon acquisition, target takes over listing of SPAC and becomes a listed company, and the
SPAC (including the sponsor) takes minority stake in the merged entity.
A SPAC ALLOW A PRE-IPO COMPANY (TARGET) TO RAISE
PRE-IPO FINANCING AND ACHIEVE A LISTING AT THE SAME TIME
SPAC SPONSOR “RIDES” WITH TARGET (FOR FUTURE UPSIDE) THROUGH MINORITY INTERESTS IN THE MERGED ENTITY
4x Return!
(Need to be earned)
3. Proposed Leverage Acquisition Model
Cash Held in
Trust
US$100M
Target Company/ies
Payment part cash
part shares or all
shares
Listed successor company
Listed SPAC
In US Market
Target Operating
Company/ies
Up to US$400M
US$500M
Publicly Listed
Operating
Company
Blind pool of cash raised by
Financial sponsor through IPO
to acquire a private operating
company
Fully operating private company/ies
Value of Initial Biz combination
must be at least 80% of Cash in
Trust
Value generation through highly
incentivized management
structure
Acquisition typically
within 24 months
4. DE-SPAC – Glove Co
US$100M Nasdaq
listed SPAC
Sponsor US$5M
(17% shares)
Investors US$100M
(80% shares)
2020 New Glove
Companies
US$300M to US$400M
Paid part shares to New
Glove Co existing
shareholders
Paid part cash
Balance as Working Cap
Paid U$30M to U$75M in
CASH Balance as working
capital
Debt / shares
placement
The acquisition can be funded by cash,
Private Placement, debt, shares, or any
combination, depending on deal structure
5. SPAC Provide Liquidity and Risk Management
➢Funding platform listed on Nasdaq:
• Investors invest in private companies through listed SPAC
• Achieve liquidity from the outset
SPAC adheres to investment criteria and industry focus stated in prospectus:
• Investors vote on acquisitions
• Investors also have the right to withdraw capital (but selling SPAC shares is easier)
➢SPACs made a resurgence in 2017:
• Hundreds of SPACs listed on NASDAQ Markets since new SPAC rules in 2011
• SPACs raised US$70 billion in 2020
• A SPAC was listed every day in 2020
• Average SPAC proceeds: US$250 million (Pershing Square Tontine raised US$4.6 billion in 2020)
6. Popularity of SPACs
➢Reasons for popularity:
• Replaces traditional IPOs: quicker, cheaper, surer and less risky way to get listed:
Burger King, DraftKing, Nikola and Virgin Galactic all IPO-ed through a SPAC
Airbnb, Grab, Gojek and Tokopedia have all been approached by SPACs for IPO
• Funding and IPO in one go
• Immediate liquidity for investments in private companies, de-risking early-stage
investments
• Access to transactions globally for investors
• Ease of exit for investors – “money-back” on SPAC’s failure to invest, or simply
sell SPAC shares
• Sponsor puts up Seed Capital; hence, “skin in the game”
• Higher returns compared to Government bonds / bank savings
14. Costs of Creating a Typical SPAC
➢Costs of listing a SPAC:
• Seed Capital: 5% of amount to be raised (contributed by Sponsor)
• Professional and filing fees: US$1.5 million (paid out of Seed Capital)
• Lawyers
• Accountants
• Industry consultants
• Pre-deal research
• Trustees
• Roadshow expenses
• Investment banking fee: 6% of funding raised (paid by SPAC out of proceeds)
• SPAC equity: 3% of SPAC (awarded to investment bank and
professional parties from 20% Sponsor’s Equity)
15. Seed Capital
➢ Strategy I:
▪ Use your own money
▪ Keep all 20% Founder’s Shares
➢ Strategy II:
▪ Partial sell-down of Founder’s Shares at a discount to investors (extent of share sale depends on
quantum of
Seed Capital needed to be raised)
▪ ArcCap can assist in such sale
▪ Typically at US$5-7 per share, giving away 4-6% of a total of 20% Founder’s Shares, leaving
Sponsor with 14-16%, but keeping control of the Board of Directors
➢ Strategy III:
▪ Funding, with upfront commitment, from ArcCap’s SPAC Seed Capital Funds
▪ Individual negotiations with ArcCap fund managers on percentage of Founder’s Shares in exchange
for
Seed Capital (extent of share sale depends on quantum of Seed Capital needed to be raised)
16. SPAC vs IPO
SPAC IPO
Time Taken 75 to 90 days from start to IPO Min twelve (12) mth from start to IPO
Degree of vetting by
SEC / NASDAQ
“Light touch” up to SPAC IPO; vetting comes when
acquisition / merger occurs
Full-blown due diligence and vetting
Professional parties Much simplified work load as a SPAC is “empty” “Cast of a hundred” with investment banks, attorneys,
auditors / accountants, industry consultants, PR /
roadshow professionals, share depository, custodian, etc.
Fees and expenses Sponsor’s Seed Capital:
Investment banks (IB):
Professional fees:
Upfront mobilization
fees:
5% of amount to be raised by
SPAC, in return for 17% of
SPAC shares
6% of funds raised (paid by
SPAC)
3.0% of SPAC equity
US1.5M (paid by SPAC)
U$750,000
Investment banks:
Attorneys:
Accountants:
Consultants:
PR / Roadshow:
Depository / Custodian:
Listing / Filing fees:
Upfront mobilization fees:
8% of funds raised
US$2.5–3.0 M
US$1.5–2.0 M
US$500,000
US$400,000
US$100,000
US$200,000
30%
Total To protect our client interest, AMC negotiated with our
panel of IB to split their fees into 2 tranches, 3% at funds
raised. Second 3% after successfully help the SPAC to
complete the business combination and 5% Seed Capital
(in return for 17% of SPAC Equity)
8% of funds raised + US$5.2–6.2 mil
17. AMC’s Partners
Arc Capital (“ArcCap”) is a regional boutique investment bank (www.arccap.us):
• Specializes in mid-cap IPOs and SPACs, M&A advisory and wealth management services
• International presence with offices in all continents
• Voted “Best Global Mid-Market Investment Bank 2020” by International Investor, a major
financial publication
• Owns Kingswood Capital Markets, a Wall Street mid-market investment bank / stockbroking
house (www.kingswoodcm.com)
18. MY’s Arc Capital SPAC Credentials
➢ SPAC #1 (US$50 million, Blockchain technology):
Investor, listed in April 2019 – successfully merged with an Asian Blockchain technology company in
March 2020 and de-SPACed
➢ SPAC #2 (US$100 million, technology):
Joint Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filed for IPO in October 2020 – approved by SEC and listed on NASDAQ
on 29 December 2020, targeting the U.S. technology sector (SPAC RECORD)
➢ SPAC #3 (US$50 million, health technology):
Sole Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filed for IPO in August 2020 – approved by SEC and to be listed on
NASDAQ in January 2021, targeting the global healthcare data analytics sector
➢ SPAC #4 (US$50 million, healthcare):
Joint Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filed for IPO in September 2020 – to be listed on NASDAQ in February
2021, targeting the Asian healthcare service provision sector
➢ SPAC #5 (US$150 million, cannabis):
Joint Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filed for IPO in October 2020 – to be listed on NASDAQ in March 2021,
targeting the global medicinal cannabis sector
19. MY’s Arc Capital SPAC Credentials
➢ SPAC #6 (US$150 million, biotechnology):
Joint Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filing for IPO in January 2021 – to be listed on NASDAQ in April 2021,
targeting the global biotechnology sector
➢ SPAC #7 (US$150 million, cybersecurity):
Sole Advisor, filing for IPO in January 2021 – to be listed on NASDAQ in April 2021, targeting the
global cybersecurity sector
➢ SPAC #8 (US$100 million, biotechnology):
Joint Sponsor and Sole Advisor, filing for IPO in January 2021 – to be listed on NASDAQ in April 2021,
targeting the global biotechnology sector
➢ SPAC #9 (US$150 million, infrastructure):
Sole Advisor, filing for IPO in February 2021 – to be listed on NASDAQ in May 2021, targeting the
Middle East infrastructure sector
➢ SPAC #10 (US$50 million, technology):
Sole Advisor, filing for IPO in February 2021 – to be listed on NASDAQ in May 2021, targeting the
global technology sector
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