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The Investor Relations Podcast
The Investor Relations Podcast
The Investor Relations Podcast is where IR professionals, investment bankers, and public company executives sharpen their edge on capital markets, regulatory compliance, and investor communication. Every episode brings in someone who has done the work — IR officers who have run the earnings call, bankers who have priced the deal, securities counsel who have drafted the disclosure — sharing actionable insight on: • IPOs, secondary offerings, and PIPEs • Roadshows and investor presentations that hold up to SEC scrutiny • Engaging retail and institutional investors while adhering to Reg FD • Social media in investor relations: what's permissible, and where to tread carefully • Earnings calls, forward-looking statements, and material disclosure • Shareholder activism and modern corporate governance • ESG reporting and communicating those efforts effectively • Building investor trust and driving long-term shareholder value Whether you're preparing for a capital raise, leading communications for a public company, or making sure your team stays compliant, this show delivers real-world conversations and the connections to help you succeed. Hosted by Joshua Wilson, a registered investment banking representative holding FINRA Series 79 and Series 63 licensure and a licensed Florida real estate broker, with more than 2,000 interviews across the capital markets. A One Iron Network production. Interested in joining as a guest? Reach out at theinvestorrelationspodcast.com/contact. This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not legal, financial, or compliance advice. Views expressed by the host and guests are their own and do not reflect the positions of any regulatory agency, organization, or employer. Consult your own compliance, legal, or financial advisors regarding SEC, FINRA, and other applicable requirements. Nothing here constitutes a solicitation or recommendation for any financial product or service.
Jan. 31, 2025

What is an ATM?

What an at-the-market offering is, and how S-3 eligible companies use an ATM facility to sell shares at market prices when conditions are right.

What is an ATM

An ATM refers to an at-the-market offering If a company is eligible to use S-III they can set up what's called an ATM facility This typically involves hiring an underwriter to act as the ATM underwriter and it allows the company when market conditions are favorable to tell the underwriter they want to sell a certain amount of their shares in an at-the-market offering meaning at the price of that the stock is currently trading on the market

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Louis Taubman is a partner in the New York office of Hunter Taubman Fischer & Li. His practice concentrates on securities law, corporate finance, and corporate governance. He represents issuers, broker-dealers, and investors in private and public financing transactions, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and SEC compliance, and advises issuers on their Securities Exchange Act of 1934 reporting requirements. He also helps companies with initial listings on Nasdaq, NYSE American, OTCQX, and other markets, and with ongoing compliance with exchange listing requirements.