The IPO Cascade

An IPO Cascade (Initial Public Offerings Cascade) is created by the fact that an issuer of equity stock, unable to finance its own IPO, commits to use a portion of its proceeds in case of success of its own IPO, to finance one or more issuers in the same situation. Thereby, a domino effect is generated, enabling other IPO transactions to be financed.

There are two different possibilities to operate an IPO Cascade:
either directly where each issuer whose IPO was financed is contractually obliged to finance two or more IPOs of issuers in lack of capital
or
through an IPO Incubator who surveys the execution and acts like a bank in a construction loan, paying directly the suppliers but not investing directly in the issuer.

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Cascade Direct

This presentation focuses on a unique structure designed to assist and support private companies achieve public listing, while simultaneously creating a forward looking partnership with

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IPO Incubator

Cascade Incubator

This presentation focuses on a unique structure designed to assist and support private companies achieve public listing, while simultaneously creating a forward looking partnership with

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Visual Representation of Cascade Structure

Cascade Program

The Cascade IPO structure was created by Marc Deschenaux, co-founder of Swiss Financiers, and is a Patented Business Process offered only by Swiss Financiers. It

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