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Reverse Mergers and the Securities and Exchange Commission

Posted by Frank Roberson On June - 5 - 2010
A reverse merger is considered a worthy goal by many private company chief executives, and they envision the day when their up-and-coming young company can join the ranks of the publicly traded businesses of the stock markets.

Nevertheless, there are many ways that a private business can employ to become a publicly traded company and raise capital. The most common is the Initial Public Offering (IPO). An IPO is when a once closely held private company becomes a public company and makes an offer to sell its stock to the investing public.

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Going Public – Tricks and Tips

Posted by David@OneLifeNoFear On June - 4 - 2010
This is the last a short series of article on listing your company. Today I want to explain some of the various ways you can list and how you can use these to raise money for your business. First thing I will say is that you need professional advice when your are doing a listing, there is no way around it and yes, I know, it sucks. But unless you fancy studying corporate finance for a few years and investing your time in learning how its done, then suck it up and hire a professional. Read the rest of this entry »
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What is a Reverse Merger?

Posted by HFMarkets On January - 31 - 2010
A ‘Reverse Merger’ in the simplest terms, is where a private company buys a public company through the issue of private shares. The result of this transaction is that the private company gains control of the board of directors and the majority of the ownership shares in the public entity. Read the rest of this entry »
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Advantages of Reverse Merger

Posted by HFMarkets On January - 30 - 2010
Enhanced Valuation: Generally, public companies enjoy a higher valuation than a private company. Among the reasons for this is the comparative ease of trading the shares.

Ease of Raising Capital: Raising capital can be easier within a public company. Among the reasons for this are liquidity, ease of trading and a demonstrable market value via the share price, as well as enhanced financial reporting. Read the rest of this entry »

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Preparing For Reverse Merger

Posted by HFMarkets On January - 29 - 2010

Locate a Suitable Public Shell: Public shells are available by simply searching on the Internet, however, our group has access to suitable shells with a clean history. This avoids many pitfalls going forward. Read the rest of this entry »

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HF Markets is a group of professionals located from North America to Europe and Asia, all working together to provide consultancy services for companies wishing to take their business public or raise funding for expansion and acquisition projects. Our specialty partners include Corporate Finance Experts, Professional Corporate Management, Distressed Company Management, Funding Specialist and PR Professionals. Each member of the team has specialty knowledge or experience dealing with various different market sectors.

Each initial inquiry is dealt with by a member of the team with the inquiry being passed to those geographically convenient to speak/meet with management and, if required in the early stages, the member of our group who has experience and/or expertise in the sector that your company operates.

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