"The largest tech offering in years, ARM Holdings, raised ~$4.9 billion, making Q3 the busiest quarter by proceeds this year. Unicorns moved through the IPO pipeline, with Instacart and Klaviyo making their public debuts. All eyes are on inflation, market volatility, and the government shutdown and the impact it may have on exchange bells ringing in Q4." Craig Clay, President, DFIN
Listing in America. Why More European Companies May List in the U.S.
Could Europe’s loss be America’s gain? Big name companies across the pond have raised eyebrows by choosing New York-based stock exchanges rather than European counterparts.
In this video, Craig Clay, President of Global Capital Markets, DFIN, discusses how the Force Management Command Center allowed the company to be initially all virtual and then hybrid, while delivering engaging content in one location, providing the sales team with necessary resources.
In this video, Craig Clay, President of Global Capital Markets, DFIN, highlights DFIN’s five-year transformation journey from RR Donnelley’s legacy of print to the company’s strategic focus on software.
Amidst economic uncertainty, civil unrest, the pandemic, and more, DFIN has been able to create sales success in software utilizing Force Management through the following avenues:
Double-Digit Increases in Sales Metrics
DFIN Drives Revenue after Digitizing Its Product-Line
“Force Management gave us a galvanizing moment to memorialize our purpose…It's a framework we use with almost everything within the sales motion.”
- Craig Clay, President of Global Capital Markets, DFIN
The Client
Breaking Down Hong Kong’s New Specialist Technology Company Listing Rules
On March 24, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced the expansion of the Hong Kong listing framework to include Specialist Technology Companies from five industries. This news followed discussions between HKEX and a broad range of entities, including investment firms, professional bodies, prospective listing applicants, corporate finance firms, and individuals.
How to Take a Company Public
Given how much attention SPACs and IPOs receive in the business news, it seems like what happens when a company goes public would be … well, public knowledge. In reality, the process of taking a company public isn’t as transparent as it might seem. For one, there are several paths to going public. Factor in the time-consuming process of negotiating, meeting mandatory requirements and promoting the public business and those who skim the finance news for stock tips lose interest.
DFIN's IPO & Public Listing Report - Q4 2022 Edition
Explore the latest IPO & Public Listing Report
"Enthusiastically we close the door on 2022; a year filled with SPAC liquidations and withdrawals, merger terminations, and very few IPOs. We expect the IPO window to open in 2023 with high-quality growth companies bringing much needed inspiration to the capital markets."
Craig Clay, President, Donnelley Financial Solutions
Luke Marshall Quoted in "Does The SPAC Have a Future in Biopharma?"
Life Science Sales Director, Luke Marshall from EMEA, provides his insight on the future of SPACs and how the process is still promising for biopharma companies to go public.
"The Insider by DFIN" is a series of video interviews featuring the latest trends, topics and key perspectives on the global capital markets.
Join DFIN President and CEO Dan Leib as he shares his insights on DFIN’s transformation and future growth strategy in this special podcast edition of The Insider by DFIN.