Banking: Going Public
By Yury Iofe
 Think hard before you take your company public.
On the average we get several requests a week to get a loan against company's publicly traded stock. Usually these requests come from companies that were taken public in the last one to five years to a different stock exchanges around the globe and were promised access to almost unlimited capital resources.
Loan against company's publicly traded stock can be done only if stock has sufficient trading activity, but typically this is not the case.
I am not saying this is the absolutely wrong path for every company.
We have seen some success stories in this field, but before you try to take your company public, I want you to consider the following:
1. It will cost you a lot of money to go public
2. It will cost you a lot of money on a yearly basis to be a public company (as a private company you do not have any of these expenses)
3. Private equity, debt, mezzanine and joint venture might be available for a right company
If you have taken your company public and do not have sufficient daily trading volume, we still might be able to raise private and institutional funds for you.
UB Solution is able to evaluate complex situations, provide your company with most innovative and optimal out of the box financing for your business.
Enthusiastic repeat clients are the best prove of our success, which completely depends on excellent performance, solid reputation and long-term client relationships.
About the Author
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| Yury Iofe, Universal Business Structured Solution
Princeton, NJ 08540
888-778-1437
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