A weekly digest of activist campaigns, strategic reviews, spin-offs, restructurings, divestitures, and M&A. 500 to 700 situations across 25+ markets, every Sunday.
Special Situations Digest is a weekly research publication covering activist campaigns, strategic reviews, spin-offs, restructurings, divestitures, and M&A. 500 to 700 situations across 25+ markets every Sunday, 66 countries in the archive.
It is built as a sourcing and triage workflow for investors who want broader event-driven coverage without adding more manual screening.
Most event-driven coverage is still concentrated in the US. The goal of the digest is to give investors a single place to track corporate catalysts across a much broader set of markets, including Japan, Korea, China A-shares, Taiwan, Canada, Mexico, and the rest of Europe.
We monitor public filings, company disclosures, takeover notices, activist letters, and other market sources across the regions we cover. The result is a structured weekly digest plus a real-time Live Feed of high-signal EDGAR filings as they hit.
The digest is built for idea generation and triage. It is meant to help the right situations reach your desk faster, not to replace full diligence or underwriting.
The digest is organized around the catalyst types most relevant to event-driven investors:
The digest is for event-driven investors, portfolio managers, analysts, family offices, and independent investors who want broader coverage with less manual screening.
It is especially useful for readers who want to widen their sourcing funnel beyond their home market and track corporate catalysts in a more structured way.
Free subscribers get the first 10 situations of every issue, every Sunday, plus the free archive (issues 1 to 9 in full) and the Live Feed.
Pro subscribers get:
Special Situations Digest is published for informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, and it is not a substitute for legal review, deep diligence, or full fundamental underwriting.
Published by Clark Square Capital.
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