Corey Ribotsky and the NIR Group Introduce the Haverstock Fund September 30, 2009
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In a step which is designed to make raising capital easier, cheaper and faster for small to mid cap companies, the NIR Group and Corey Ribotsky have introduced the Haverstock Fund, LLC.
Among the many benefits to the issuer that can be expected are:
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- Speed: Capital can be acquired more quickly this way than with traditional financing methods.
- Implementation Risk is Reduced: There is a considerable reduction in time to market when compared with the more traditional types of financing.
- Timing: Immediately upon registering the Agreement with the SEC the company can begin selling equity to the investor.
- No Selling Short: It will be agreed upon by the buyer and all its affiliates that no short selling or hedging will be engaged in any manner, directly or indirectly, of the securities of a partner company.
- Net Long: The buyer will represent them on every secondary in which they will continue to maintain some equity stake.
Haverstock Fund Introduced by Corey Ribotsky’s NIR Group September 15, 2009
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Now small to mid cap companies have access to capital while maintaining control and flexibility over just about every aspect of the process. The Haverstock Fund LLC, is being offered 
to companies by the NIR Group of which Corey Ribotsky is a principal.
Among the many characteristics which benefit the issuer of the Haverstock Fund are:
• Less Dilution: It is easier to raise more capital using fewer shares during a period when prices are strong.
• No Overhang: The company itself decides when shares are issued, there is no question or hesitation due to dilution.
• Commitment: No need to worry about financing since there is firm commitment; therefore the company can focus its resources on its business.
• Reduced Cost: There is a lower cost funding mechanism than the traditional means of financing, so more of the company’s money can be used for growth and development.
