IPO strategic advisory
Whether a U.S. listing fits the owner's objectives, which route makes sense, and what it will realistically require.
What this involvesIPO readiness assessment
A structured diagnostic of the company against what a U.S. listing will require — and a plan to close each gap.
What this involvesTransaction structuring
Designing the listing structure — holding company, jurisdiction, share capital and the steps to get from here to there.
What this involvesProfessional engagement and coordination
Selecting, appointing and then coordinating the auditors, counsel, underwriters and other firms a listing requires.
What this involvesCapital markets documentation support
Helping management assemble, review and stress-test the business content that goes into the offering documents.
What this involvesProfessional adviser coordination
Keeping auditors, counsel, underwriters and registrars aligned to one timetable across several time zones.
What this involvesProject management
Owning the timetable, the workstreams and the board reporting so the listing runs to plan and the business keeps running.
What this involvesPre-IPO financing facilities
Helping the company plan and source the funding that carries it through the preparation period.
What this involvesPre-IPO capital raising
Preparing the company and its materials for a private round ahead of the listing, and running the process alongside licensed intermediaries.
What this involvesIPO capital raising support
Supporting management through the offering itself — materials, investor preparation and the commercial decisions around pricing.
What this involvesAccounting and SEC financial reporting support
Helping the finance team meet U.S. reporting requirements before listing and sustain them afterwards.
What this involvesMergers and acquisitions consultation
Commercial advice on acquisitions and disposals undertaken around a listing.
What this involvesThe boundary of our role
JMCG Advisory Ltd provides commercial advisory, coordination and project management services. It is not a law firm, an audit firm, a broker-dealer, an underwriter or a licensed investment adviser. Legal opinions, audits, underwriting, securities distribution and regulated investment advice are provided by separately engaged licensed firms. Where we describe support for filings, documentation or capital raising, that support is preparatory, coordinating and commercial in nature.
Not sure which of these you need?
Most engagements begin with a readiness assessment, because it answers that question. Tell us about the business and we will suggest a sensible starting point.