'Doesn't Pass the Smell Test': Investors Question Recent Developments at WeWork Ahead of IPO - fortune.com -BoardProspects

'Doesn't Pass the Smell Test': Investors Question Recent Developments at WeWork Ahead of IPO

fortune.com Jul 25 2019 BoardNews

What's more, an array of financial maneuvers behind the scenes at the company have cast further questions over its corporate governance . As the ...
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1. These large and unprofitable IPOs are problematic for investors, and they have to be done very carefully.
2. What I worry about from a longer-term perspective is that they're not cycle-tested.
3. I worry that in a downturn, a certain amount of tenants that WeWork has get flushed out—but [WeWork is] still on a 10-year lease that they signed with the landlord.
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