Miro Zecevic

Crowdfunding Crowdfunding is a method of funding a project or a business venture by raising small amounts of money from a large pool of individuals. The term crowdfunding refers to internet -mediated registries. The modern crowdfunding model has three partakers: initiator of the fundraising campaign, one who puts forward an idea, individuals and investors who support the idea and moderating organization (often called platform) that brings two two parties together. Crowdfunding can be used to fund a wide range of project, from startups to non-profit organizations. There is more than one way to crowdfund your business. The most common types of crowdfunding are: reward-based crowdfunding, equity crowdfunding, donation-based crowdfunding and marketplace lending (also known as peer-to-peer lending). With traditional ways of raising capital you can easily feel restricted. Pursuing the limited pool of investors can be arduous and time-consuming. That way you can easily l...

Reverse takeovers An RTO involves a smaller quoted company taking over a larger unquoted company by a share-for-share exchange. In order to acquire the larger unquoted company, a large number of shares in the quoted company will have to be issued to the shareholders of the larger unquoted company. After the takeover the current shareholders in the larger unquoted company will hold the majority of the shares in the quoted company and will therefore have control of the quoted company. Reverse takeovers benefits include: Easier access to capital markets As a listed company, more finance is likely to be available and the cost of that finance is likely to be lower than if the company was still unquoted. Higher company valuation As the shares in the company will be listed, potential investors will deem the shares to be less risky as the company will have to abide by the relevant rules and regulations. Enhanced ability to carry out further takeovers Once the s...

Enable Growth and Strength for Your Company Private equity enables companies to better exploit their potential. With the capital that private equity firms and their funds provide, they can drive their development and remain independent. In addition, private equity firms generally bring their expertise and excellent contacts to the portfolio companies, which they can employ to their advantage. That enables growth and strengthens a company’s innovative capacity and competitiveness. For most of our clients who want to become a publicly owned company, they usually require private equity financing as well. Although it takes four to six months for the IPO process to be completed, companies require having an operating capital that can be used in developing their business while they are expecting the completion of the processes of IPO including FINRA, SEC, market markets and so on. While the IPO process is ongoing, we can use a private placement memorandum (PPM) for raising pri...