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  • July 17 2024

    Nasdaq Seeks To Tighten Delisting Rules Governing SPACs

    Nasdaq is proposing to strengthen its rules governing delistings and trading suspensions of special-purpose acquisition companies that fail to complete mergers within 36-month deadlines or that violate other listing standards.

    www.law360.com

  • July 17 2024

    Bruised SPAC Market Pins Revival Hopes On Veteran Backers

    More special-purpose acquisition companies are conducting initial public offerings, mostly backed by dealmakers who have completed prior mergers, bringing life to a listings market that was largely barren over the past year.

    www.law360.com

  • June 28 2024

    4 Things To Know As New SPAC Rules Take Effect

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new rules governing special-purpose acquisition companies take effect on Monday, marking an expansive attempt to strengthen oversight of SPAC deals, albeit scaled back from the agency’s original proposal.

    www.law360.com

  • May 22 2024

    Blank-check firm Admiral to buy North America’s Acuren in $1.85 bln deal

    Admiral Acquisition (ADMR.L), will buy North American engineering and lab-testing services provider Acuren in a $1.85 billion deal, the blank-check company co-founded by dealmaker Martin E. Franklin said on Wednesday.

    www.reuters.com

  • May 16 2024

    No Relief For Struggling SPACs Under Buyback Tax Proposal

    Special-purpose acquisition companies won’t get sought-after relief from a new 1% tax on stock buybacks under a recent Treasury Department proposal that otherwise provides helpful clarity on the tax’s implications for the subdued SPAC market, lawyers say.

    www.law360.com

  • May 15 2024

    Chinese EV maker Aiways to go public in US via deal with Hudson Acquisition SPAC

    Chinese electric vehicle maker Aiways will go public via a merger with U.S. special purpose acquisition company Hudson Acquisition Corp (HUDA.O), in a deal that should value the company around $400 million, the two companies said.

    www.reuters.com

  • May 07 2024

    Jollibee founder Tony Tan backs hotel SPAC deal despite lull in IPOs

    The founder of the Philippine fast-food giant Jollibee, Tony Tan, is throwing his full weight behind the initial public offering of a hotel brand on New York’s Nasdaq via a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) despite the shaky record of the listing vehicle.

    www.asia.nikkei.com

  • May 02 2024

    SPAC Veteran Klein Is Back With First IPO in Nearly Three Years

    Veteran dealmaker Michael Klein has returned to the blank-check arena for the first time in nearly three years, after the once red-hot investing trend went bust and cost sponsors and investors billions.

    www.bloomberg.com

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