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How SPAC Sponsors and De-SPACed Companies Can Protect Themselves as Valuations Plunge

After the SPAC boom of 2020 and 2021, many de-SPACed companies are now facing cash constraints and even bankruptcy.
Companies and their sponsors could face increasing scrutiny and disputes from shareholders, creditors or regulators as a result.
We explain how sponsors can be best positioned to prepare for the legal, financial and reputational risks that follow.

How Offshore Trustees and Beneficiaries Can Mitigate Serious Risks of a Sanctions Violation

Governments have increased focus on third parties – including offshore trustees – as they look to enforce their sanctions regimes.
This increases the risk trustees could become embroiled in an accusation of violating sanctions.
Trustees should take proactive, globally comprehensive measures to reduce their risk and avoid a cross-border crisis.

How SPAC Sponsors Can Protect Themselves and their Investments in a Cooling Market

Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (“SPACs”) can provide sponsors—often high-net-worth individuals—with large returns.
However, SPACs are not without their risks—there are growing signals the market may be cooling, which could lead to litigation and government enforcement.
SPAC sponsors and advisors should prepare early in order to reduce their potential exposure.

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