Tag: IPOs
Coordinating HawkEye’s Acquisition, Financings and IPO at Orbit Speed
Escalating geopolitical tensions have driven a significant increase in demand for critical signals intelligence and radio frequency intelligence data and analytics to advance defense, intelligence and national security interests. For HawkEye 360, a spacetech and defensetech innovator, the surge in product and investor demand created a pivotal opportunity to access public […]
Cooley Market Talks – AI and the New Capital Dynamic: IPOs, M&A and What Comes Next
How AI is changing market dynamics With AI transforming capital-raising dynamics and M&A strategies, our clients are navigating a dynamic moment. On April 28, Cooley Partners Jamie Leigh and Dave Peinsipp were joined by Nicole Irvin and Todd Ebe of Goldman Sachs to discuss how rapidly evolving risks and opportunities […]
Dual-Track Processes: How to Turbocharge Your Exit
Exiting an investment – whether through a public offering or a sale of the company – is an inherently uncertain process. Even for a thriving business with a viable equity story, committed stakeholders and the right advisors, final deal terms and valuation can be influenced by factors beyond a company’s […]
Comparative Playbook: Navigating Conflicts in Delaware and Nevada
Companies approaching or having recently completed an IPO often face increased scrutiny around transactions involving insiders, investor-appointed directors or controlling stockholders. To help boards and management teams navigate these issues, Cooley’s Liz Dunshee and Courtney Tygesson put together a comparative playbook outlining how Delaware and Nevada law each address conflicted transactions […]
Dual-Track Processes: How to Turbocharge Your Exit
Exiting an investment is an inherently uncertain process. Even for a thriving business with a viable equity story, committed stakeholders and the right advisers, the final deal terms and valuation are typically guided by factors beyond a company’s control. These include prevailing market sentiment, current appetite for acquisitions in a […]