Going public
Subtitle: everything you need to know to take your company public, including Internet direct public offerings
By: James B. Arkebauer ; with Ron Schultz
Contributors: Schultz, Ron, 1951-
Publisher: Dearborn Financial Pub.
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Chicago, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
ISBN-13: 9780585162508
Subjects: Going public (Securities); Law and legislation; Corporations; Finance; Appel public à l'épargne; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS; Investments & Securities; General
Notes: Revised edition of: The entrepreneur's guide to going public. Dover, N.H. : Upstart, 1994.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The advantages and disadvantages of going public; title: Alternatives to going public; title: The cost of doing business; title: Timing; title: The business plan; title: The management team; title: The board of directors; title: Consultants and advisors; title: Accountants; title: Attorneys; title: Financial printers; title: Financial public relations; title: Transfer agents; title: Incorporating the public company; title: Stock control; title: Valuation and pricing; title: The SEC; title: Federal securities legislation; title: Regulation D and alternative methods of private financing; title: Due diligence; title: Underwriters; title: Self-underwriting; title: The registration statement; title: Filing and review; title: Selling the issue; title: Listings; title: Aftermarket trading; title: Continual reporting; title: SEC Rule 144; title: The financial press; title: Shells and pools; title: Internet direct public offerings; title: Introduction to the regulation of DPOs; title: Filing the DPO; title: Trading DPO stocks; title: IPO and DPO investor tips.