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Crossing the Pond
Last March, Nicolas Berggruen, founder and president of New York–based family office Berggruen Holdings, approached Noam Gottesman, a founder and co-chairman of London hedge fund firm GLG Partners, with a bold proposal: He suggested that GLG go public on the New York Stock Exchange — through a reverse acquisition. Berggruen recommended that GLG be bought out by Freedom Acquisition Holdings — a special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) he co-founded with Martin Franklin, chairman and CEO of Rye, New York–based consumer products company Jarden Corp.
Last March, Nicolas Berggruen, founder and president of New York–based family office Berggruen Holdings, approached Noam Gottesman, a founder and co-chairman of London hedge fund firm GLG Partners, with a bold proposal: He suggested that GLG go public on the New York Stock Exchange — through a reverse acquisition.Berggruen recommended
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