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Magazine. The premier issue of AR magazine, a periodical for the hedge fund industry and its fund managers. It was launched September 2009 when Euromoney Institutional Investor combined their Alpha magazine with Absolute Return magazine, which was published by HedgeFund Intelligence, thus AR Absolute Return + Alpha. This issue includes: a blow-by-blow account of how Glenn Dubin managed Highbridge through the crisis, by Stephen Taub with photos by Michael Edwards; a profile of Dan Arbess; CDS regulation; the continued decline of assets; Calpers; their Hedge Fund Report Card; and much more. Edited by Michelle Celarier. Perfect-bound; 96 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 8 x 10.75 inches. Condition: Near Fine magazine with a hint of handling. Will be sandwiched securely between stiff layers of cardboard and shipped the next business day.…

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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. 3rd Edition. Berkeley, CA, Peachpit Press/An Open House Book, 1993; xxv, 682 pp., index. Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good - no names, stamps, stickers or annotation - very clean and sound. Rear cover gatefold contains a table of keyboard shortcuts. Note: The net weight of the book is approx. 1.2 kg so extra postage may be requested for destinations outside of Australia. …

Magazine. The September 23, 2001, issue of the Sunday New York Times Magazine, devoted to trying to make sense of September 11, 2001, with contributions from Richard Ford, Steve McCurry, Andres Serrano, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Lewis, Jeff Mermelstein, Kurt Anderson, Paul Myoda and Julian LaVerdiere, Caleb Carr, Richard Rhodes, Taryn Simon, Joel Sternfeld, Stephen King, Robert Stone, James Taub, Colson Whitehead, Jonathan Lethem, and others. First edition. Staple-bound magazine; 106 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches. Condition: Fine with a touch of handling/shelving. Will be sandwiched securely between stiff layers of cardboard and shipped the next business day.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every year, thousands of founders walk out of investor meetings with a polite "not right now" and no real idea what went wrong. Most assume the problem was the idea. It almost never is. What's missing is everything around it: the proof, the framing, the sequencing, the story that lets a stranger with money take a real risk on someone they just met.In Funding Blueprint, veteran investment banker Stephen Taub lays out exactly what investors are evaluating at every stage of a raise, and exactly what founders need to do about it. Built around a five-phase framework, Position, Package, Pitch, Pursue, Close, this is a working playbook drawn from decades on the other side of the table: structuring deals, advising management teams, and helping companies raise the capital that actually gets them funded.You'll learn how to: Build a business that's genuinely fundable before you ever open a pitch deck, from sizing your market credibly to proving you have a real, defensible advantageTurn that substance into a pitch, deck, and financial model that survive hard questions instead of inviting themUnderstand how investors actually think: the portfolio math, the trust equation, and the real reasons behind every polite rejectionFind and approach the right investors deliberately, build genuine relationships before you need them, and create real momentum instead of empty urgencyRead and negotiate the terms that actually matter, valuation, liquidation preferences, board control, before you sign anythingClose a round cleanly, deploy the capital the way you promised, and set up your next raise while you're still running this oneManage the investor relationship for years after the check clears, because a closed round is the beginning of a partnership, not the end of a transactionThe book also includes dedicated chapters on the specialty paths many founders need: real estate financing, technology startup capital, funding a physical product from prototype to retail shelf, and mission-driven and alternative capital sources, from revenue-based financing to ESG funds to grants.This isn't a book about how fundraising should work in an ideal world. It's a guide to how it actually works, for founders who'd rather understand the game than keep losing at it by accident. The money is out there. This book shows you what it actually takes to earn it.ABOUT THE AUTHORStephen Taub is a Canadian investment banker, corporate finance strategist, and business advisor with decades of experience helping companies raise capital, execute growth strategies, and navigate complex corporate transactions. Born in Toronto, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from York University, a Special Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from the University of Windsor, and an MBA in Finance, also from Windsor.His career spans banking, investment management, brokerage, and corporate finance, beginning as an oil analyst with Wood Gundy and a money trader with the Bank of Nova Scotia, before more than fifteen years as a broker in Toronto's financial district, where he became a partner in several respected brokerage firms.Today, Stephen is Managing Partner of Branalex Financial Group Inc., a Toronto-based investment banking and corporate advisory firm, advising clients on capital raising, IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, reverse mergers, corporate restructuring, investor relations, and strategic growth. Known for a practical, results-oriented approach, he has helped entrepreneurs and management teams across industries turn ideas into investable opportunities and growth into lasting enterprise value. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every year, thousands of founders walk out of investor meetings with a polite "not right now" and no real idea what went wrong. Most assume the problem was the idea. It almost never is. What's missing is everything around it: the proof, the framing, the sequencing, the story that lets a stranger with money take a real risk on someone they just met.In Funding Blueprint, veteran investment banker Stephen Taub lays out exactly what investors are evaluating at every stage of a raise, and exactly what founders need to do about it. Built around a five-phase framework, Position, Package, Pitch, Pursue, Close, this is a working playbook drawn from decades on the other side of the table: structuring deals, advising management teams, and helping companies raise the capital that actually gets them funded.You'll learn how to: Build a business that's genuinely fundable before you ever open a pitch deck, from sizing your market credibly to proving you have a real, defensible advantageTurn that substance into a pitch, deck, and financial model that survive hard questions instead of inviting themUnderstand how investors actually think: the portfolio math, the trust equation, and the real reasons behind every polite rejectionFind and approach the right investors deliberately, build genuine relationships before you need them, and create real momentum instead of empty urgencyRead and negotiate the terms that actually matter, valuation, liquidation preferences, board control, before you sign anythingClose a round cleanly, deploy the capital the way you promised, and set up your next raise while you're still running this oneManage the investor relationship for years after the check clears, because a closed round is the beginning of a partnership, not the end of a transactionThe book also includes dedicated chapters on the specialty paths many founders need: real estate financing, technology startup capital, funding a physical product from prototype to retail shelf, and mission-driven and alternative capital sources, from revenue-based financing to ESG funds to grants.This isn't a book about how fundraising should work in an ideal world. It's a guide to how it actually works, for founders who'd rather understand the game than keep losing at it by accident. The money is out there. This book shows you what it actually takes to earn it.ABOUT THE AUTHORStephen Taub is a Canadian investment banker, corporate finance strategist, and business advisor with decades of experience helping companies raise capital, execute growth strategies, and navigate complex corporate transactions. Born in Toronto, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from York University, a Special Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from the University of Windsor, and an MBA in Finance, also from Windsor.His career spans banking, investment management, brokerage, and corporate finance, beginning as an oil analyst with Wood Gundy and a money trader with the Bank of Nova Scotia, before more than fifteen years as a broker in Toronto's financial district, where he became a partner in several respected brokerage firms.Today, Stephen is Managing Partner of Branalex Financial Group Inc., a Toronto-based investment banking and corporate advisory firm, advising clients on capital raising, IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, reverse mergers, corporate restructuring, investor relations, and strategic growth. Known for a practical, results-oriented approach, he has helped entrepreneurs and management teams across industries turn ideas into investable opportunities and growth into lasting enterprise value. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every year, thousands of founders walk out of investor meetings with a polite "not right now" and no real idea what went wrong. Most assume the problem was the idea. It almost never is. What's missing is everything around it: the proof, the framing, the sequencing, the story that lets a stranger with money take a real risk on someone they just met.In Funding Blueprint, veteran investment banker Stephen Taub lays out exactly what investors are evaluating at every stage of a raise, and exactly what founders need to do about it. Built around a five-phase framework, Position, Package, Pitch, Pursue, Close, this is a working playbook drawn from decades on the other side of the table: structuring deals, advising management teams, and helping companies raise the capital that actually gets them funded.You'll learn how to: Build a business that's genuinely fundable before you ever open a pitch deck, from sizing your market credibly to proving you have a real, defensible advantageTurn that substance into a pitch, deck, and financial model that survive hard questions instead of inviting themUnderstand how investors actually think: the portfolio math, the trust equation, and the real reasons behind every polite rejectionFind and approach the right investors deliberately, build genuine relationships before you need them, and create real momentum instead of empty urgencyRead and negotiate the terms that actually matter, valuation, liquidation preferences, board control, before you sign anythingClose a round cleanly, deploy the capital the way you promised, and set up your next raise while you're still running this oneManage the investor relationship for years after the check clears, because a closed round is the beginning of a partnership, not the end of a transactionThe book also includes dedicated chapters on the specialty paths many founders need: real estate financing, technology startup capital, funding a physical product from prototype to retail shelf, and mission-driven and alternative capital sources, from revenue-based financing to ESG funds to grants.This isn't a book about how fundraising should work in an ideal world. It's a guide to how it actually works, for founders who'd rather understand the game than keep losing at it by accident. The money is out there. This book shows you what it actually takes to earn it.ABOUT THE AUTHORStephen Taub is a Canadian investment banker, corporate finance strategist, and business advisor with decades of experience helping companies raise capital, execute growth strategies, and navigate complex corporate transactions. Born in Toronto, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from York University, a Special Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from the University of Windsor, and an MBA in Finance, also from Windsor.His career spans banking, investment management, brokerage, and corporate finance, beginning as an oil analyst with Wood Gundy and a money trader with the Bank of Nova Scotia, before more than fifteen years as a broker in Toronto's financial district, where he became a partner in several respected brokerage firms.Today, Stephen is Managing Partner of Branalex Financial Group Inc., a Toronto-based investment banking and corporate advisory firm, advising clients on capital raising, IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, reverse mergers, corporate restructuring, investor relations, and strategic growth. Known for a practical, results-oriented approach, he has helped entrepreneurs and management teams across industries turn ideas into investable opportunities and growth into lasting enterprise value. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Funding Blueprint | The Proven Blueprint to Attract Investors and Raise Capital | Stephen Taub | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Parkbench13 Publishing Group | EAN 9798997122904 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …