The SpaceX IPO: How a Banker Reads the Largest Offering in History
Keith examines the SpaceX offering through business economics, voting control, and the structure of the deal.
41 min
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Keith Koo speaks with founders and institutional leaders about technology, capital, and the decisions behind them.

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Keith examines the SpaceX offering through business economics, voting control, and the structure of the deal.
THE EDITORIAL FOCUS
Each conversation follows the choices that matter to operators: what changed, who was responsible, and how the outcome can be assessed.
How emerging technology changes responsibility, controls, and everyday decisions.
The operating choices behind building a company and making it work at scale.
The economics, diligence, and integration decisions that shape a business.
How leaders assign responsibility, examine evidence, and earn institutional trust.
THE PERSON ASKING THE QUESTIONS
KEITH KOOKeith brings a background in enterprise technology, mergers and acquisitions, and third-party risk to the interview.
Keith is Vice President at US Capital, an international investment bank. His work has included leadership roles at Cisco, HP, and MUFG. On Silicon Valley Insider®, that experience informs the questions he asks about ownership, execution, and the responsibilities that come with scale.
VOICES FROM THE ARCHIVE
Founders, operators, and researchers explain their work in their own words.
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