This is a practical guide to IPO a SPAC on Wall St. A Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) is an empty or almost empty company, with no commercial operations that is formed strictly to raise capital through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) for the purpose of acquiring an existing company. This must-read book shares crucial information about why companies are electing to join the SPAC boom. Companies typically pursue an Initial Public Offering to raise capital, provide shareholder liquidity, create brand awareness, and obtain resources to further expand their business. Increasingly, companies across all sectors are considering mergers with Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, rather than a traditional IPO, to achieve these goals. This trend will likely continue as a growing number of major private equity firms and operators form more SPACs. By merging with a SPAC, firms can access liquidity via the public market. About the Author: Marc Deschenaux is a Swiss jurist (non-bar lawyer) and a world-renowned expert in high finance. He divides his time between Geneva, New York, and Los Angeles. He has a background in computer science, mainly as a software developer. He also spent more than a decade in securities and commodities trading and has experience in physical import/export operations. His expertise covers contract law, international corporate and governmental financing, and bank syndication. He also has experience with international corporate and non-profit law, global IP, and securitization. He is internationally considered to be the world expert in initial public offerings, and a reference point in securities, financing, and trading law.