Posts from November 2016.

The Securities Law Blog provides commentary and news on the latest securities law developments impacting established and emerging growth publicly-traded issuers and investment banks, as well as entrepreneurs and venture-backed private entities. Our blog closely follows SEC rulemaking in several key areas including public and private securities offerings, shareholder activism and equity investment, and mergers & acquisitions.

The authors of this blog are members of the Corporate/Securities practice of Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP.  Since our founding, this firm has been distinguished by responsive, independent and client-focused legal services provided by lawyers with a profound commitment to the companies they serve. This blog is an outgrowth of this representation of our clients in a wide range of capital market transactions.

With three classes of shares – non-voting shares, one-vote shares and super-voting shares - Under Armour is experiencing an unusually wide spread in the market prices of its traded shares and it may not be because of the difference in voting rights.

Opens door for Conservative Shift and Deregulation of Wall Street.

Morgan Stanley’s Michael Grimes sees a robust, pent-up IPO market for 2017 and a big part of his prediction is based on buyers redeploying capital from M&A buyouts.

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