Why SPACs Are the New Black: Inside Corporate Law's Hottest Trend
This year's boom in special purpose acquisition companies is spinning off a ton of corporate work and rippling into other practice areas.
November 13, 2020 at 04:23 PM
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Special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, are one of the hottest trends in corporate deal work.
SPACs are essentially public shell companies put together for the sole purpose of conducting a merger. The SPAC raises money from investors through an IPO and then goes out to make its acquisition. For the acquired company, it's a way of "going public" without the uncertainty of an IPO.
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