Regulators Acting Too Late To Save SPACs

Jack Kouzi, Director for Strategy, VFS Group

11-May-22 07:00

Regulators Acting Too Late To Save SPACs

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Heavy selling on technology names has caused the Nasdaq to fall by 25% on a year to date basis. Is it time to bottom fish? Jack Kouzi, Director for Strategy at VFS Group whilst he weighs in on the future of SPACs. Image credit: Unsplash.com

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Categories: trends and forecasts, markets, business analysis, technology, tech, investments

Tags: tech stocks, spac, spacs, us tech stocks, nasdaq, us equities, apple, goldman sachs, global markets,

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