Overview
Capital markets are on the cusp of a radical change in how venture-backed companies go public. Technologies such as AI, distributed ledger, mobile computing and cross-border videoconferencing are combining with global demographic and geopolitical trends to restructure the public markets, ultimately leading to a new epoch of IPOs. This book is about what's next. We call it the ""Global IPO."" Entrepreneurs who recognize and adapt to these changes will build businesses with greater durability, impact and long-term value. Investors who can identify these opportunities early, before the market fully appreciates them, stand to benefit as these companies compound in value. Global IPOs are now within reach-faster, cheaper, less distracting, and available earlier in a company's life. Thanks to interconnected markets, regulatory variety, and a surge in global wealth, going public isn't the endgame anymore. It's a launchpad. Companies can go public earlier, publicly list, and then grow into a decacorn, using the many benefits of being public to accelerate growth.
Full Product Details
Author: Jeffrey Stewart
Publisher: Urgent Publishing Inc.
Imprint: Urgent Publishing Inc.
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.730kg
ISBN: 9798218877439
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 31 March 2026
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Global IPO is essential reading for anyone building or backing the most important companies of tomorrow. The book is a treasure map for founders and investors.
Author Information
Jeffrey Stewart offers a rare vantage point on IPOs. He's a serial founder who built Inc. 500 companies, an investor who's backed ambitious entrepreneurs, and a Fintech CEO who scaled across borders. After seeing the corrosive impact of companies staying private for too long, Jeffrey became obsessed with understanding the opportunity of multi-jurisdictional public offerings. By 2018 he co-founded the Global Public Offering Fund, a growth stage venture capital firm, focusing on founder-lead, disruptive business that can benefit from accelerated international expansion and public market access. Jeffrey made his first public market investment and started his first company before high school. He cut his teeth at Ernst & Young consulting for the Nasdaq regulatory group, the predecessor to FINRA, an experience that later proved invaluable as a Fintech founder who worked with regulators across two dozen countries. As an adjunct professor at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Jeffrey has lectured on the impact of technology on global capital markets and international policy affairs.
