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DLA Piper Advised Cantor Fitzgerald As Sole Book-Running Manager In US$300.15 Million IPO For Wen Acquisition Corp.

DLA Piper Advised Cantor Fitzgerald As Sole Book-Running Manager In US$300.15 Million IPO For Wen Acquisition Corp.
However, the main focus of the company will be on infrastructure companies in the financial technology sector focused on the furtherance of digital assets like stablecoins via assimilation of blockchain networks into traditional financial systems.
DLA Piper advised Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. as sole book-running manager in the US$300.15 million Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Wen Acquisition Corp.
A blank check company formed to effect a merger, amalgamation, share exchange, asset acquisition, share purchase, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses, Wen Acquisition Corp. may pursue an acquisition opportunity in any industry or business at any stage of its corporate evaluation. However, the main focus of the company will be on infrastructure companies in the financial technology sector focused on the furtherance of digital assets like stablecoins via assimilation of blockchain networks into traditional financial systems.
Stephen P Alicanti, DLA Piper partner who led the transaction reportedly said, “We are grateful for the trust Cantor has placed in our counsel, allowing us to showcase our capabilities on another successful SPAC transaction.”
Apart from Alicanti (New York), the deal team included Counsel Christine Lehr (Raleigh) and Associates Jordyn Giannone, Andrew Wolfe and Alexander Grynszpan (all in New York).
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