Understanding SPACs: History and Function

This episode delves into the concept of SPACs (Special Purpose Acquisition Companies), also known as blank check companies. It traces the roots of SPACs back to the Dutch East India Company and explains their function of creating public entities to merge with private companies.

The episode also highlights the formalization of SPACs in 2009 following the SEC's approval of the current regulatory framework.

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