IPO Readiness: Part 4 – Navigating the IPO Process: Lessons Learned Leading up to Registration Statement Effectiveness
In this insightful panel discussion, IPO experts dove into the intricate IPO execution process and shared valuable lessons learned from assisting companies going public. Insights shared included regulatory requirements, real-world experiences from seasoned professionals who recently went through an IPO, legal compliance and regulations, and critical milestones on the IPO timeline to ensure IPO success.
Topics Included
- Understanding the Registration Statement Process – Panelists provided valuable insights into the complex and critical process of preparing and filing a Registration Statement for an IPO including legal, regulatory and compliance requirements.
- Real-World Experiences and Insights – Insights and “war stories” shared by the panelists offered a practical understanding of the challenges, successes, and lessons learned to actively support the IPO journey to effectiveness.
- End-to-End Perspective on Going Public Efforts – The panel covered the journey from IPO kick-off to effectiveness with critical considerations laid out on the IPO timeline to ensure robust financial reporting and technical accounting practices for IPO success.
Moderator:
Zac McGinnis – IPO Readiness & Accounting Advisory Practice Lead, Riveron
Panel:
Peter Baird – Chief Financial Officer, Multisensor AI Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: MSAI)
Alice Hsu – Partner, Capital Markets, Orrick
Josh Motter – Director, IPO Readiness & Accounting Advisory, Riveron
Additional Information:
Participants will earn 1 CPE credit
Learning Objectives: Understanding the registration statement process
Field of Study: Accounting
Prerequisites: N/A
Advanced Preparation: N/A
Program Level: Basic
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
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