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Going Public via Reverse Takeover (SECA (Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association))

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377 pages
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102 illustrations
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68 CHF
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Summary

  • The publication provides an overview and analysis of Reverse Takeover (RTO) transactions as an alternative to classic Initial Public Offerings (IPO) in Switzerland.p.1
  • The book contains 377 pages and 102 illustrations.p.1
  • It is released as Volume 3 in the book series of the Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association.p.1
  • The purchase price of the book is set at €45 or CHF 68.p.1
  • Author Gregory A. Bournet has been working in the Corporate Finance department at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Zurich since June 2000.p.1

Key insights

  1. Reverse takeover is a regularly observed alternative to a traditional Initial Public Offering in Anglo-Saxon practice.p.1
  2. Reverse takeovers are complex transactions that take on different specific characteristics in each individual case.p.1
  3. The book examines historical cases of reverse takeovers in Switzerland, analyzing their execution, structures, and design challenges.p.1
  4. An empirical study forms part of the work to enhance the practical relevance of reverse takeover analysis.p.1

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