
Morning Trade Live – Bringing Liquidity to Private Companies
FEB 12, 2019Published
Secondary transactions in the venture capital (VC)-backed, private company space have increased over the past several years. For these secondary transactions, the tender offer has been the dominant transaction because of its predictability and structure. However, a new transaction structure, private company auctions, is gaining interest from companies and shareholders. These auctions may be able to provide more competitive pricing and potentially allow the company shareholders to be more involved in the transaction itself.
In 2018, Nasdaq Private Market (NPM) began exploring its capabilities in private secondary transactions to include several different types of auctions. We believe that these new program structures may have the potential to benefit the sponsor company, shareholders, and the buyers, and could change how private companies hold secondary transactions.
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Key Offerings
Tender Offers/Buybacks
Secondary Captial Introductions
Auctions
Through organized auctions, fund managers can provide liquidity to current investors while broadening access to new investors.
Key Offerings
Limited partner Interests
'40 Act Registered Funds
Auction Funds