Why, when, and how to go public
By: edited by G. Scott Hutchison.
Contributors: Corporate Seminars.
Publisher: Presidents Pub. House
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Corporations -- United States -- Finance.; Going public (Securities) -- United States.
Notes: Based on material presented in a series of lectures at executive workshop programs held during 1969 by Corporate Seminars, inc.
Table of contents: title: Public offerings for smaller companies, by G. A. Sears.; title: The advantages and disadvantages of going public, by J. S. R. Shad.; title: How investment bankers appraise corporations, by C. H. Symington.; title: Pricing the company's new issue, by T. B. Calhoun.; title: The comparative pricing schedule, by F. H. Joseph.; title: Accounting policies and auditing procedures, by W. A. Simpson.; title: Preparations for financial public relations, by T. H. Pincus.; title: Legal matters prior to going public, by R. J. Faleti.; title: Arrangements with the investment banker, by P. Detwiler.; title: The registration and the offering, by A. Kramer.; title: The accountant's role in the registration, by R. W. Wende.; title: The use of the prospectus, by A. R. Marcus.; title: Alternative sources of capital, by W. W. Marple, Jr.; title: Private placement: The 'new' money game, by A. Hershman.; title: Public versus other financing, by F. P. Selby.; title: Widgets' decision to go public: a case study.; title: Major considerations after going public, by A. Kramer, M. B. Scharff, and J. S. R. Shad.