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