In an interview with IPO Edge, DLA Piper’s Jeff Selman said as the infrastructure around SPACs continues to improve, he sees the likelihood that they will be around for a long time. He also touched on direct listings, which he doesn’t see as truly competitive with SPACs. Ultimately, he believes regular-way IPOs, SPACs, and direct listings “all have their place.” Read More.
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