By John Kahn, Partner, CFGI You may have heard about the massive spike in the popularity of SPACs, but have you heard about Zombie SPACs and Blood Baths? Writing this in Atlanta, Georgia, home of “The Walking Dead” TV show, makes it easier to appreciate that a “Zombie SPAC” is a SPAC without enough life… More
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