Should PE Firms Swipe Right or Left on SPACs?

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Appetite for SPACs has skyrocketed in the past year, especially among private equity firms, writes Investment Week.

With their experience in deal origination, financing and value-creating, private equity firms seem to be natural allies of the SPAC structure and model. About 10% of the SPACs raised over the past year have been backed by private equity firms.

However, just because private equity and SPACs are the right match on paper, does not mean the relationship will be smooth sailing. Private equity firms also need to be thinking about changing regulations, with UK and Singapore regulators trying to make listing SPACs easier, while the SEC are tightening controls. Read more.

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SPACs Stand or Fall on Their Disclosures: Report

The SPAC boom has hit a major roadblock in the form of faulty disclosures, the law firm of Schiffer Hicks Johnson writes in an article for JDSupra. The recent deluge of SPAC litigation has mainly focused on these disclosures — specifically, disclosures made during the SPAC’s IPO as well as the de-SPAC transaction.