How (and Whether) to Take Your Company Public
The Business Journal
January 20, 2012
David S. Cole- Northern Virginia
Public Companies and Securities Partner David Cole sees smaller companies shying away from the costs of going public, thanks to the financial reforms included in the 2003 Sarbanes-Oxley Act. But if a company decides it can afford to go public, it must consider the current market. Since the market can be risky, going public requires optimal timing. "Dual Track is a nice hedge against market risk," said Mr. Cole. "You never know what is going to happen in the securities market."
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