Lots of companies, including foreign companies, list on U.S. stock exchanges. Check out this article to find out why.
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Reverse mergers are a way to go public without going through an IPO. If you’re unfamiliar with reverse merger, SPACs, or seasoning requirements, this is the article for you.
Negotiating debt covenants is often part of getting a bank loan. This article describes different types of debt covenants and their impacts on your business.
This article moves beyond the basics of stock compensation (including stock options) and touches on the accounting complexities associated with stock compensation awards.
Public companies are required to file registration statements, annual reports, and other forms with the SEC. Learn more about the common types of SEC filings in this article.
What is the Black-Scholes Model (BSM), how is it developed, and how does it compare to lattice models? The answers can be found in this article.
In a supercharged IPO, certain companies can take advantage of otherwise dormant tax benefits during their IPO. Learn more about Up-Cs and other supercharged IPOs in this article.
Fewer regulations and more flexibility—a private placement may be a good source of funding for your company’s next big project.
