States Title, now dubbed Doma, to go public
The company will merge with Capitol Investment Corp. V. Such mergers have become a popular option for companies that want to begin selling shares.
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The company will merge with Capitol Investment Corp. V. Such mergers have become a popular option for companies that want to begin selling shares.
Doma This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Doma, previously States Title, announced it would be going public via a merger with a SPAC. Doma will merge with the fifth of seven SPACs administered by Capitol investment. The residential real-estate world is adopting new tech at warp speed as transaction volume breaks records. Doma, formerly known as States Title, announced today that it has entered into a merger with a SPAC ...
Real estate tech startup Doma, formerly known as States Title, announced Tuesday it will go public through a merger with SPAC Capitol Investment Corp. V in a deal valued at $3 billion, including debt. SPACs, often called blank-check companies, are increasingly common. They exist as publicly traded entities in search of a private company to […]
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