'Backdoor' listings have become a popular way for crypto firms to get into the public markets without the regulatory scrutiny of a traditional IPO.
Here are some of the red flags of fraud that CFOs should watch out for when conducting due diligence.
The banker allegedly helped Chinese companies arrange reverse mergers and then got them listed on Nasdaq by inflating shareholder numbers.
In the scheme, the SEC charges, the accused created as many as 22 blank check companies and passed them off as legitimate business enterprises.
IP vendor Finjan went public in a whirlwind and readied for play in a just-emerging space. Now, the finance chief who made it happen wants to do it again.
