PwC's Deals Webcast Series: Going public - when, where and how much?
October 23, 2012 |
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PwC's Deals Webcast Series: Going public - when, where and how much? |
The IPO process requires intense, long-term planning and execution to avoid the many potential pitfalls that come with the responsibility of transitioning to life as a public entity. While market timing is outside a company’s control, preparation is not. By planning early and striking the right balance of resources to manage the separate, yet integrated “Going Public” and “Being Public” work streams, a company can give itself the best possible chance for success when its IPO window opens.
Savvy companies will start with a thorough IPO readiness assessment that addresses key initial questions such as when will the IPO market window open for our company, which market should we chose and how much will it cost. They'll then create a comprehensive IPO plan to help them navigate the process and implement sound project management at every stage. Completing a successful offering will require balancing the process of going public with the preparation for being public.
Topics covered:
1. Current US IPO market activity and pipeline
2. Results from PwC's survey on the costs of going and being public
3. Key considerations when choosing an exchange
4. Preparation necessary to ensure IPO readiness and the transition to becoming a public company
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