Laidlaw expands international business with new Miami-area office
Laidlaw Wealth Management has hired an advisor from Wells Fargo’s international unit in Miami as the firm looks to expand its coverage of Latin America with the opening of a new office. John Cross joined Read More...
Laidlaw Helps Amesite Inc. Raise $5.5 Million in Oversubscribed Financing Round
Click here to see Dr. Ann Marie Sastry, chief executive officer, Amesite Inc, explain here disruptive online learning AI technology Also, see article below or read original from Yahoo Finance here Amesite Inc. Raises Read More...
The “Laidlaw Five” 2020 Forecasts
Tech - Cloud Computing Growth Remains Solid, But Quality Control Issues Threaten Tech Majors: One of the major shifts of interest to investors has been that of enterprise computing to "cloud" platforms. In this regard, there have been three major competitors - AMZN, GOOGL & MSFT. While GOOGL results won't be out until after the close Mon 10/28, the indications from AMZN (AWS 3Q19 revenues $9bn, +34.7% year/year vs. +37% y/y in 2Q19) and MSFT (Commercial Cloud 3Q19 revenues $11.6bn, +36% y/y) indicate that while cloud adoption growth is decelerating from earlier levels, it still remains quite solid. With major growth areas such as cloud computing remaining robust, the near-term prospects for the tech sector remain positive...
Laidlaw served as Financial Advisor on the $11.5mm Beyond Air (XAIR) Follow-On Offering
The Laidlaw Capital Markets team is pleased to announce our role as a Financial Advisor to Beyond Air Inc (XAIR) on this mornings $11,500,000 Follow-On Offering led by Suntrust Robinson. Laidlaw acted as Sole Placement Read More...
Laidlaw served as Co-Lead Manager on the $22mm financing and uplisting for Delcath Systems (DCTH)
Laidlaw Capital Markets is pleased to have acted as Co-Lead Manager on Delcath Systems' (DCTH) $22,000,000 financing and uplisting to NASDAQ. Laidlaw proudly served as the Sole Book Runner on the transaction.See Press Release Read More...
Current Thoughts On The Market with S&P500 Down -16% Versus Wed 2/19 High
Apart from the fact that 26mm Americans are filing for unemployment benefits, things are not that bad from a market perspective. Thanks to the massive and relatively rapid monetary and fiscal policy response, COVID has not taken the S&P 500 down as much as the 2008 Financial Crisis did. At this point in the 2008 experience (start the sequence with 9/29/08, the first -5% move for the S&P), the index was down -17.6%. Now, (start with 3/9/20, the first -5% “crash” day), the S&P 500 is actually up +3.3%. So, based on the valuation for U.S. large cap stocks, this indicates a market view that the worst outcomes are off the table.
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