Special Situations Fund

Special Situations Fund is the term used to define a Hedge Fund investing strategy that is designed to capture capital appreciation generated by a significant proposed corporate event such as a public listing, reverse merger, an acquisition, product launch, corporate restructuring or reorganization.These types of hedge funds usually invest through a variety of structures.

The two most common structures are Convertible Debenture Funding as well as equity line funding through a Standby Equity Purchase Agreement.

Tips on Raising Capital.
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Reverse Merger Funding.
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Special Situations Fund Formation.
Information and analysis regarding hedge fund formation, including structure as well as federal and state securities regulation issues.