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Taming Unicorns, Matthew Wansley
Taming Unicorns, Matthew Wansley
Indiana Law Journal
Until recently, most startups that grew to become valuable businesses chose to become public companies. In the last decade, the number of unicorns—private, venture-backed startups valued over one billion dollars—has increased more than tenfold. Some of these unicorns committed misconduct that they successfully concealed for years. The difficulty of trading private company securities facilitates the concealment of misconduct. The opportunity to profit from trading a company’s securities gives short sellers, analysts, and financial journalists incentives to uncover and reveal information about misconduct the company commits. Securities regulation and standard contract provisions restrict the trading of private company securities, which undermines …
When The Medium Is The Message: Corporate Buybacks As Signals, F. H. Buckley
When The Medium Is The Message: Corporate Buybacks As Signals, F. H. Buckley
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Indemnifying Corporate Officials For Williams Act Violations, Edward J. Hussey
Indemnifying Corporate Officials For Williams Act Violations, Edward J. Hussey
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Corporate Reorganizations-Can Securities Of The New Corporation Be Forced On Recalcitrant Creditors?
Corporate Reorganizations-Can Securities Of The New Corporation Be Forced On Recalcitrant Creditors?
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.