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SPAC Wrap: Investors Should be Happy with a Merger-less Monday; Announced Deals Take a Hit

SPAC Wrap: Investors Should be Happy with a Merger-less Monday; Announced Deals Take a Hit Merger-less Monday was a bit of a surprise today, but given SPACs with announced deals took a hit, that s probably a good thing. Look for activity to pick up as the week progresses though. Author: Apr 12, 2021 Even given the otherwise sideways day in the markets (S&P up, DJIA down, Nasdaq 100 down), some investors will be a bit disappointed in the SPAC activity. No deals were announced, SPAC IPOs stayed on the sidelines, and we saw only two prospective new SPACs file S-1s.  Those invested in SPACs with announced deals took a hit today though. The majority of units and common shares were down, with some down significantly (e.g. PSAC / Faraday; see full list below). Investors will need to be careful about deciding when to get in and out of SPACs once the deal is announced. While there have been some good post-deal pops on great execution (e.g. DMYD and MUDS w/ its NFT play announced today),

SPAC Weekly Wrap: Signs of Life in SPAC Land

SPAC Weekly Wrap: Signs of Life in SPAC Land The SPAC market has stabilized a bit as things almost got back to normal this week. Several M&A deals were announced with some (RICE, MUDS) performing quite well. Pre-IPO activity remained light though and two were downsized. Author: Apr 9, 2021 A bit of return to normalcy this week as it feels like the low point of the SPAC market is behind us. New issues actually traded up (unlike the tail end of March) and several deals were met with investor enthusiasm. Highlights include: Rice Acquisition RICE soaring day-1 +52% on its announcement of Aria/Archaea

Fort Worth private equity firm TPG is shopping for three private companies to take public

Fort Worth private equity firm TPG is shopping for three private companies to take public The firm’s three new SPACs are looking to merge with companies with strong environmental, social and governance principles as well as tech companies that can thrive in public markets. The Fort Worth skyline, Wednesday afternoon, October 28, 2020.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) TPG, the private equity giant with co-headquarters in San Francisco and Fort Worth, is looking to raise a combined $1 billion through blank check companies to pursue acquisition targets to take public in the next few months. In regulatory filings, the TPG-sponsored special purpose acquisition companies don’t identify the potential firms they are pursuing. Blank check companies, known as SPACs, typically raise money from investors and go shopping for growing private companies to invest in or buy. They then take the acquisition public and bypass traditional initial stock offering requirements.

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