Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many microcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many smallcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many microcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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Guest Post By Irwin Stein, Esq. Ask a lot of people who are under 30 years of age and they will likely tell you that stockbrokers are evil charlatans who “caused” the 2008 market meltdown and the recession that followed. These young people cannot wait until all stockbrokers and other intermediaries are replaced by smartphone apps and automated systems that
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Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many microcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many microcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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Uplisting from the OTC Markets to a senior US exchange, like the NASDAQ or NYSE American, is the goal of many microcap public companies trading on the OTC Markets. About one hundred out of the thousands of issuers listed on the OTC make the jump every year. To uplist to a senior exchange issuers must meet a series of listing
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In Part III of our Uplist Series, Todd Heinzl, of The Governance Box and UpListing.com, discussed the role of investment banking in uplisting. In the post Heinzl shared five things to consider when deciding which microcap investment banker is best for your company: 1. Capabilities/Credentials/Experience. Who will lead the equity capital markets and syndication functions for your company’s offering? Who will be your
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Welcome to Part III of our UpListing Series: Investment Banking. In order to Uplist to NASDAQ or NYSE, there is no requirement that your company undertake an offering to raise capital provided you meet the Exchange requirements. Specifically, if your company has the required amount of shareholders and at least $5m in shareholders equity then a simultaneous capital raise is
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In a recent post on IRMagazine.com, Jeffrey Goldberger (KCSA Strategic Communications) shared “Top tips to reduce the micro-cap performance gap“. In the post Goldberger shared these four important rules for all microcap management teams: 1. Embrace who you are – In many ways, microcap companies should not act like large and mega cap public companies. Microcap teams should embrace their unique characteristics
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