We are happy to share that we assisted one of the advisers with this major IPO in the Middle East late last year: https://lnkd.in/eEbQzjhu #IPO #capitalmarkets
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We are building a natural language processing-powered platform that automates the drafting of capital markets disclosures and related processes. Our solutions automate substantive legal work. We are domain experts and design our products with input from top law firms. This helps free up capacity to undertake other complex work and reduce risks through the elimination of mechanical errors. Our name 10BE5 describes our goal of cutting by half or more the time and cost lawyers and in-house teams spend to achieve the disclosure standards required by Rule 10b-5 under the U.S. Exchange Act of 1934 (10 becoming 5 or less). Contact us to find out more: info@10be5.com
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- 2019
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- SaaS, IPO, capital markets, compliance, risk management, automation, reporting, disclosure, and legal tech
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Early signs suggest that European IPO activity is rebounding after a prolonged subdued phase. The majority of our work in 2023 involved deals outside Europe. Would this change this year? #capitalmarkets https://lnkd.in/d8_9z7nf
Renk, Athens airport debuts boost Europe's IPO market
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Interesting report by the BBC that Nasdaq is actively courting UK companies to list in the U.S. Our solutions can assist with, and have been used on, both registered and exempt offerings. Contact us to find out more if this is of interest. #capitalmarkets https://lnkd.in/e-H_5kVR
Nasdaq on the hunt for more UK firms to list in US
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There are now many different routes to becoming a lawyer and non-linear legal careers are increasingly the norm. Happy to share our experience with aspiring solicitor apprentices earlier this week.
🌟 Allen & Overy X Uptree 🌟 Today, I visited my first big city law firm in London - Allen & Overy (A&O). The global law firm hosted a ‘Law Work Experience’ event with Uptree for aspiring solicitor apprentices. We heard from James Partridge, Early Careers Partner at A&O, who spoke about his career at A&O, creating the solicitor apprenticeship scheme and A&O globally as an elite law firm. I enjoyed learning about the initiatives James is involved in - including City Century! Next, speed networking! 🚀 This was an amazing opportunity where I could ask trainees and solicitor apprentices, quick fire questions about their journeys into law and their career at A&O. Thank you to Millie Madden, Emily Robinson, Maya R. and others for sharing your experiences at A&O!! Next was a visit to A&O’s tech innovation hub, Fuse, with Brenna Speiser. We learnt about the various cohorts that Fuse has mentored, with demonstrations from Definely and 10BE5! I enjoyed learning about the technology companies and how they tackle sector specific issues faced by lawyers and clients. After a networking lunch joined by solicitor apprentices and the early careers team, we heard from a Q&A panel with solicitor apprentices. Thank you to, Aqsa Ullah, Jack Muxlow, Arina Stelmokaitė and Matthew Whitehead for your excellent advice and insights into a career at A&O. It was especially encouraging to hear that some of the panel had taken gap years before applying for a solicitor apprenticeship and how their experiences helped them during the process. A special thanks to Jasleen Sidhu who stayed behind to answer some of our questions! Finally, Wadzie C., rounded the day off with an overview of the SJT and application ‘do’s and dont’s’. Thank you to everyone at Allen & Overy and Uptree for this amazing opportunity!!! 🌟 Side note: lovely to see some of the City Century #schoolicitors & #SAambassadors at the event! Arina Stelmokaitė & Alexei Szpuk #allenovery #law #solicitorapprenticeship
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We are delighted to have assisted Allen & Overy, acting as issuer's counsel, with this significant #IPO on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market. We have experience working on both ECM and DCM matters across regions. If you need urgent support on drafting the MD&A, just let us know. Our typical turnaround time on a service basis is under 3 hours. https://lnkd.in/eQGcc2VP
Embracing legal tech: A game-changer for IPO success
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Our co-founder Mohamed Taha spoke as part of a panel on technology developments affecting leveraged finance at the AFME (Association for Financial Markets in Europe) conference today. The panel was moderated by Benjamin Bierwirth, Partner at Baker McKenzie and the other panelists were Brian Dearing at 9fin, Brad Weyland, Partner at Allen & Overy (who is also our Fuse sponsor), and Matteo Sbraga, Senior Associate at Clifford Chance. The picture below shows the interesting live poll result on the use of GenAI for capital markets work. #capitalmarkets #AI #leveragedfinance
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We are at the AFME (Association for Financial Markets in Europe) conference today. Mohamed Taha will speak on a panel this afternoon. If you are here, let us know! #capitalmarkets
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We are pleased to partner with AFME (Association for Financial Markets in Europe) for the European Leveraged Finance Conference taking place on the 19 October 2023. #capitalmarkets #leveragedfinance
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The SEC's 2020 amendments to Item 105 of Regulation S-K introduced (among other things) the requirement for a summary if the risk factor section exceeds 15 pages. The SEC considers that the 15-page threshold “could incentivize registrants to limit the length of their risk factor disclosure". We have looked at the 10-Ks of Dow constituents (with a 31 Dec FY end date) to see whether the SEC's prediction holds true (see chart below). From 2019 to 2020, 61% (11 companies) saw an increase in the length of their risk factor section by page count, with 22% (four companies) remaining unchanged, and only 17% (three companies) decreasing. However, if one zooms out a bit, in fact only three companies’ risk factor disclosures have exceeded 15 pages since 2020. Several companies have seemingly taken care to ensure that the increase in length would not cross the 15-page threshold, e.g.: - Coca Cola increased from 12 pages in 2019 to 14 pages in 2020 and it has stayed below the threshold thereafter; and - Intel increased from 11 pages in 2019, to 12 pages in 2020, and to 14 pages in 2021 and 2022 without crossing the threshold. Although only 17% (three companies) in the sample reduced the length of their risk factor section, two out of three companies seemingly did so specifically to avoid the trigger to produce a summary: - American Express went from 16 pages in 2019 to 15 pages in 2020, where it has remained thereafter; and - Travelers went from 19 pages in 2019 to 14 pages in 2020 and it has stayed below the threshold thereafter. Thus, based on this (small) sample, it appears that the rule changes have successfully incentivized some of the largest U.S. companies to limit the length of their risk factor disclosure to no more than 15 pages. #disclosures #annualreports #SEC #riskfactors
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According to PitchBook, about 220 venture capital-backed U.S. companies "should have listed since early 2022" and they will "likely rush to file their IPOs when the market improves". We are ready when they are! https://lnkd.in/eJ4U78gx #ipos2023 #capitalmarkets #legalinnovation
Q3 2023 PitchBook Analyst Note: Analyzing the IPO Market Outlook | PitchBook
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