An environmentally focused SPAC had a remarkably quiet launch yesterday — despite the fact that it has tapped Bill Clinton to help it find an acquisition target, the New York Post reports.
TortoiseEcofin Acquisition III — whose name might suggest a slow, patient approach to ecological investments — went public on the NYSE July 19 with little fanfare, securities filings show.
According to TortoiseEcofin III, the nation’s 42nd president has joined the board of the $300 million SPAC. Clinton is cited as an independent director and owns 10 percent of the company. Read more.
