Decreased activity in the IPO and M&A markets over the last several years has left many private company stakeholders without a path to liquidity.
Decreased activity in the IPO and M&A markets over the last several years has left many private company stakeholders without a path to liquidity. This demand for liquidity has created a growing secondary market for private company stock.
While the emergence of a market for private company stock is welcomed, it comes with a host of legal, investment and tax considerations. These issues will be explored at The Private Company Stock Conference on September 12, 2011 New York City.
In addition to a comprehensive educational program, this conference includes extensive opportunities for networking with venture-backed companies, their employee stockholders, investors and advisors.
Topics include the Economic Conditions, Trends, and Investment Needs of the Private Company Stock Market, Measuring Expectations When Selling Unregistered Securities in the Secondary Market, the Role of Regulators in the Secondary Market for Private Company Stock, Legal Considerations for Issuers, The Power of the Secondary Market for Employees, etc.
Registration is $795 ($200 off the regular price) before July 15.
