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SPAC&nbsp;is the new buzz word amongst money managers,&nbsp;With $ 160 billion raised via SPACs through last year upto&nbsp;now it is equalling the IPO&nbsp;market on Wall Street. So&nbsp;what is a SPAC&nbsp;and should you invest in one?&nbsp;&nbsp;Speaking of&nbsp;SPAC&nbsp;&nbsp;SPAC stands for Special Purpose Acquisition Company and more popularly&nbsp;also&nbsp; &ldquo;blank cheque companies.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;What does it do?&nbsp;Well&nbsp;it really does&nbsp;nothing ,&nbsp;its&nbsp;just a cash shell company created for holding investors&rsquo; money and then spending it. SPACs are created for one purpose: to merge with real businesses that&nbsp;has an actual business.&nbsp;&nbsp;How does it work?&nbsp;SPAC raises money from investors to then buy a private company, effectively taking the company public and without a traditional IPO.&nbsp;SPACs behave much like PE firms in that a group of investors raise funds to strategically buy companies &ndash; the main difference being that the SPAC executes a public versus private offering.&nbsp;Is it not risky?&nbsp;SPACs are a bit like the mystery box on a gameshow as the SPAC does not announce&nbsp;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;acquisition target ahead of raising money from the public.&nbsp;&nbsp;But&hellip;.&nbsp;This helps retail investors get in early they are able to buy shares of the SPAC for as little as $10 a piece and then post the deal could easily double their investment as the SPAC could buy a hot new innovative company.&nbsp;&nbsp;How do you assess a SPAC?Unlike the traditional way of&nbsp;analysing&nbsp;a company through its&nbsp;P&amp;L and balance sheet, SPAC investors look at the performance or the goodwill of its managers/sponsors.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Buzz is evident&nbsp;&nbsp;From Jay Z to&nbsp;Shaquille O&rsquo;Neal everyone is getting a piece of the SPAC pie. Infact&nbsp;Cassius Cuv&eacute;e even got a hit single SPAC Dream streaming on You Tube. And trend is here to stay.&nbsp;

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SPAC&nbsp;is the new buzz word amongst money managers,&nbsp;With $ 160 billion raised via SPACs through last year upto&nbsp;now it is equalling the IPO&nbsp;market on Wall Street. So&nbsp;what is a SPAC&nbsp;and should you invest in one?&nbsp; &nbsp; Speaking of&nbsp;SPAC&nbsp;&nbsp; SPAC stands for Special Purpose Acquisition Company and more popularly&nbsp;also&nbsp; &ldquo;blank cheque companies.&rdquo;&nbsp; &nbsp; What does it do?&nbsp; Well&nbsp;it really does&nbsp;nothing ,&nbsp;its&nbsp;just a cash shell company created for holding investors&rsquo; money and then spending it. SPACs are created for one purpose: to merge with real businesses that&nbsp;has an actual business.&nbsp;&nbsp; How does it work?&nbsp; SPAC raises money from investors to then buy a private company, effectively taking the company public and without a traditional IPO.&nbsp;SPACs behave much like PE firms in that a group of investors raise funds to strategically buy companies &ndash; the main difference being that the SPAC executes a public versus private offering.&nbsp; Is it not risky?&nbsp; SPACs are a bit like the mystery box on a gameshow as the SPAC does not announce&nbsp;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;acquisition target ahead of raising money from the public.&nbsp;&nbsp; But&hellip;.&nbsp; This helps retail investors get in early they are able to buy shares of the SPAC for as little as $10 a piece and then post the deal could easily double their investment as the SPAC could buy a hot new innovative company.&nbsp;&nbsp; How do you assess a SPAC? Unlike the traditional way of&nbsp;analysing&nbsp;a company through its&nbsp;P&amp;L and balance sheet, SPAC investors look at the performance or the goodwill of its managers/sponsors.&nbsp; &nbsp; The Buzz is evident&nbsp;&nbsp; From Jay Z to&nbsp;Shaquille O&rsquo;Neal everyone is getting a piece of the SPAC pie. Infact&nbsp;Cassius Cuv&eacute;e even got a hit single SPAC Dream streaming on You Tube. And trend is here to stay.&nbsp;

With big ticket startups&nbsp;looking at IPOs, market regulator SEBI is likely to come out with&nbsp;framework on special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), which will enable these listings on exchanges.&nbsp;PTI reports quoting sources that SEBI&nbsp;is likely to release SPAC&nbsp;guidelines as early as next week.&nbsp;SPACs or as they are popularly called blank cheque companies are formed to raise capital in an initial public offering (IPO) with the purpose of using the proceeds to identify and merge with a target company.&nbsp;Sources told PTI&nbsp;that SEBI&nbsp;may put in place a separate set of regulations on SPAC, whereby detailed listing rules would be provided for such firms. including a minimum threshold size for an IPO.

SEBI likely to release guidelines on SPACs next week, here is what you can expect

Market regulator SEBI&nbsp;gears for startup listing rush on Dalal&nbsp;Street likely to release guidelines on SPAC&nbsp;listings in India.&nbsp;

With big ticket startups&nbsp;looking at IPOs, market regulator SEBI is likely to come out with&nbsp;framework on special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), which will enable these listings on exchanges.&nbsp; PTI reports quoting sources that SEBI&nbsp;is likely to release SPAC&nbsp;guidelines as early as next week.&nbsp;SPACs or as they are popularly called blank cheque companies are formed to raise capital in an initial public offering (IPO) with the purpose of using the proceeds to identify and merge with a target company.&nbsp; Sources told PTI&nbsp;that SEBI&nbsp;may put in place a separate set of regulations on SPAC, whereby detailed listing rules would be provided for such firms. including a minimum threshold size for an IPO.

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