INTRODUCTION SERVICES

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Capital Markets

PJP Capital brings many years of investing and trading experience to any discussion with a potential company in their quest to elevate their potential and market valuation. This often involves offering additional equity/debt stakes in their company. Two main paths to consider taking, would be private offerings and initial public offerings.

These processes take considerable effort, registrations, and capital to accomplish. The services of an investment banking team, from a registered broker-dealer are going to be in the not too distant future. This type of an engagement can be overwhelming and underappreciating for seeking companies. Mainly due to the fact that entering the world of Wall Street Capital Markets, is extremely competitive. It's competitive in gaining an open ear, and it's even more competitive in navigating through the potential firms to assist you in consummating such a transaction.

PJP Capital, has developed strong, long-standing relationships with many capital markets and banking teams in the space. These relationships have been nurtured over the years, by being a client and also an investor.

Our extensive experience can be an asset to you, in steering you in the right direction, by way of introduction.   

Private Offerings

A capital raise that involves the distribution of equity/debt in the form of securities to a fairly small, and usually an intimate group of select investors. With far less regulatory requirements than an IPO, namely SEC registrations, it does have controls that must be met. First, the accreditation of investors must be confirmed, and a memorandum must be created. This, due to the fact that an inherent understanding of its scope, needs to be demonstrated, before investing in a private, non-reporting company.

While a private placement is less expensive, and takes less time to consummate than an IPO, the elevated risk, leading to an elevated expectation of a potential ROI for investors, is far greater than its counterpart.  

Public Offerings

The first time that stock in a private company is offered out to the investing public, happens during its initial public offering of its shares. This process in lengthy, expensive, highly regulated, and extremely entailed.  Involvement by underwriters, attorneys, CPAs, and regulators (SEC) will comprise the congruent team, to hopefully get a deal consummated. Companies are now fully reporting, and financials are made available for the public to see and track. Often times, many months to even years of work and diligence has taken place prior to seeing that company ring the opening bell of the market opening on its first day of trade.