Jacqui Newman
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350 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 Sep
Jacqui Newman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's not just one meeting.
In many cases, it's a number of meetings over the course of the IPO process.
my understanding that Elon Musk will be the CEO, the CTO and the chairman of this company.
That is quite an unusual construct, especially if you look at the Australian market where there are those sort of, you know, that separation in terms of governance where, you know, best practice is to have an independent chair.
So they're not the same person.
And in fact, they're supposed to be quite independent.
You are really taking a bet on Elon Musk because he owns the company, he controls the company.
It's quite a unique construct.
Historically, when companies have IPO-ed, one of the key drivers there has really been this access to capital as being a driver, as Suze mentioned.
So we're growing really rapidly.
We need to access more capital.
So we need to raise money.
And that has been the traditional route that many companies have gone.
In the last few years, we've seen an explosion, really, of private capital markets.
And these markets are incredibly deep now.
And we've got, you know, trillions of dollars of very patient, often long-term capital being
that's coming from these markets.
And so this is why you are seeing companies like SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI raise billions of dollars in private markets and not really having to tap into public markets.
Yeah, so what you're referring to there are called the lock-up provisions or the escrow provisions.
And you typically see these in IPOs where you have a sell-down component and then some of those investors are retaining stock.
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