Join SPAC to the Future III with Nasdaq, Cowen, Gallagher, V&E, ICR, Morrow Sodali, MorganFranklin Featuring GigCapital, Hennessy and SwitchBack

There’s been no shortage of excitement in the SPAC world this year, with even former President Donald Trump recently announcing a controversial deal. There’s much more to come as $173 billion in SPAC IPOs have yet to complete mergers after raising capital in the last few years, Dealogic data show.

Hear from a panel of experienced SPAC market participants and seasoned advisors for an inside take on lessons from successes and struggles among recent SPAC deals. IPO Edge will host a virtual forum Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. ET: SPAC to the Future Part III.

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The streaming video event, hosted in partnership with Cowen, Gallagher, Vinson & Elkins, Nasdaq, ICR, MorganFranklin and The Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association, will feature data from Sentieo and S3 Partners. The format includes panel discussions, one-on-one interviews, along with a live Q&A session, totaling approximately 90 minutes.

Panelists:

Dr. Raluca Dinu, Founding Managing Partner of GigCapital Global and CEO of GigCapital4, Inc. (NASDAQ: GIG; merging with BigBear.ai) Greg Ethridge, President and COO, Hennessy Capital Corp. VI (NASDAQ: HCVIU) Jim Mutrie, Co-CEO Switchback II Corporation (NYSE: SWBK; merging with Bird Rides) Eklavya U. Saraf, Global Head of SPAC Listings and Managing Director of New Listings, Nasdaq John C. Marchisi, National Director – SPAC Segment, Gallagher Chris Weekes, Managing Director and Co-Head of SPACs, Cowen Barbara Ard, Managing Director, Accounting & Transaction Services Lead, MorganFranklin Consulting Kevin Kelly, Managing Director – Business Development, Head of SPAC Services, Morrow Sodali Phil Denning, Partner, ICR Ramey Layne, Partner, Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions, Vinson & Elkins Ihor Dusaniwsky, Managing Director and Head of Predictive Analytics, S3 Partners Jarrett Banks, Editor-at-Large, IPO Edge John Jannarone, Editor-in-Chief, IPO Edge

Topics:

“Meme” SPACs and trading frenzies – e.g. Digital World Acquisition Corp. SPACs for pre-revenue or even pre-business companies and valuation questions Surging costs of D&O and other insurance Mature, profitable companies going public via SPACs Proper controls and governance at SPACs (see example of this going wrong) The role of retail investors and how to communicate with them The $173 billion of “dry powder” in listed SPACs

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