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There is an inherent
equilibrium in the SPAC
structure — constant input
by the buy-side refined
the structure, which has
become a careful balance
between investor
protections and an
effective acquisition tool
Recent structural
innovations have
improved the sponsors
ability to execute an
acquisition, while
maintaining the same
investor protections
Deutsche Bank
Corporate & Investment Banking
The equilibrium of a SPAC
Benefits to investors
• Private equity-like investment with downside protection
Liquidity though publicly traded securities
• Downside protections from ring-fenced trust account providing
dissenting investors with the right to redeem, underpinned by
100% cash proceeds from IPO
Automatic liquidation if no acquisition within specified timeframe
• Equity exposure through cash investment ('bear market trade')
Upside through warrants
• Alignment of interest through sponsor capital at risk and
tranching of promote
• Access to incentivized best-in-class sponsors ('scarcity value')
No management fees or salaries paid
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Benefits to sponsors
Opportunityto monetize proprietary deal flow in relatively quick
time frame
SPAC has a public acquisition currency and does not rely on debt
financing
Potential for future serial issuances
Attractive entrepreneurial economics if acquisition is completed
— equity promote tranched to align interests with investors
— opportunity to capture further upside as shareholder and
warrantholder
Allows sponsor team to focus on one material acquisition with
affiliate/sidecar structure
Benefits to sellers
'Fast track' IPO
• Sponsor stamp of approval and other benefits/synergies
Reverse merging under managed/non core business into publicly
traded SPAC to partner with well-known sponsor team
Potential for seller to retain majority of upside by being paid in
stock (with opportunity for earn-out equity)
Private equity input without private equity dominance
• Much less disruptive to seller/company and employees than
traditional IPO
• Ability to structure complex transactions to meet seller's specific
needs
Flexible capital
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