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Special Purpose Acquisition Companies – Half Year 2023 Highlights
Executive Summary
Nov 08, 2023
Higher for Longer? Implications of a Higher Cost of Capital on Valuations, M&A and IPO Activity
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Cost of Capital Infographic
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ESG and Global Investor Returns
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Change in Transfer Pricing Rules No One Can Ignore: Pillar One Amount B Is About to Come Online
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More Timely and More Frequent Private Investment Valuations
Nov 08, 2023
ESMA's Common Supervisory Action on Valuation: What Investment Manager Need to Know
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Special Purpose Acquisition Companies—Half-Year 2023 Highlights
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North American Industry Market Multiples
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European Industry Market Multiples
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Kroll's "Special Purpose Acquisition Companies – Half Year 2023 Highlights" report identifies trends and provide insights across the SPAC market, focusing on key themes, issues and opportunities.
SPACs are facing many challenges, including disappointing performance by newly de-SPACed companies, SEC scrutiny, an uncertain economic outlook, and rising interest rates. The SPAC market experienced a 76% decline in IPOs in the first half of 2023 compared to the first half of 2022 and a record number of liquidations during the period.
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