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Welcome to the Views, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views. I'm Rob Cox,

the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Zurich, Switzerland.

Well, as Breaking Views predicted, SPACMania has crossed the Atlantic. Well-connected financiers are raising money in special purpose acquisition vehicles, just like their American cousins have been

doing in droves for the past 18 months. Jean-Pierre Mustier, the former CEO of Green Credit,

announced his plan this week,

alongside Bernard Arnaud's investment company and TKO Capital in Paris to buy something

in the financial services business, and he won't be alone. Lots of former bankers, well-known

investors, and industrialists across the continent have been watching with envy as Wall Street

is feasted upon the

Fee Bonanza attached to the SPAC craze. So this week I chatted with Peter Thal Larson, our

London-based EMEA editor, our Deals chieftain Lauren Loughlin, and Rob Searin in New York,

who's been covering many of the actual DELC SPACs have been deploying their capital for,

to get a feel for how things will develop on this side of the pond.

Oh, we also wrote a while back about opening our own SPAC.

We haven't yet gotten there, but we are trying to think about a name.

If you've got one, send me an email.

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