Equity Lines & ATMs: Financing Alternatives for Microcaps

Equity Lines & ATMs: Financing Alternatives for Microcaps (A Live Webinar)

October 23, 2025 • 12pm ET (Free to Attend)

This free 60-minute webinar provided C-level executives with a practical look at two of the most widely used financing tools in today’s market: equity lines of credit (ELOCs) and at-the-market offerings (ATMs). The discussion broke down how each structure works, the benefits and risks, and when they make the most sense to implement.

Attendees learned how investors evaluate these transactions, the legal and regulatory issues that can trip up management teams, and the best practices for execution that minimize shareholder risk and market backlash. Featuring insights from experienced investors, bankers, and attorneys, the program helped company leaders understand how to access capital efficiently.

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What We Discussed

The mechanics of equity lines of credit (ELOCs) and at-the-market offerings (ATMs), and how each structure works
Key advantages and risks of using these tools—including capital flexibility, dilution, costs, and investor perception
How to determine when an ATM vs. an equity line is the better fit based on market conditions and company needs
What institutional investors look for when evaluating these transactions and how to position your company effectively
Legal and regulatory requirements, including SEC registration, S-3 eligibility, and strategies to reduce litigation risk
Best practices for execution—coordinating with bankers and attorneys, communicating with shareholders, and avoiding negative market signals

Our Webinar Panelists

Steven Dresner

Panel Moderator

DealFlow Events

Seth Appel

Senior Managing Director, Investment Banking

Yorkville Securities

Josh Kaufman

Co-Chair, Capital Markets and Public Company Advisory Practice

DLA Piper

Joe Lucosky

Managing Partner

Lucosky Brookman LLP

Joe Tonnos

Managing Director, Investment Banking

Roth Capital Partners

This webinar was hosted by DealFlow Events, organizers of The PIPEs Conference, The SPAC Conference, The Venture Debt Conference, and other industry-leading events. Have questions? Email PJ Daniels at pjd@dealflowevents.com or call (516) 876-8011.

Mr. Bevilacqua, founding member of Bevilacqua PLLC, counsels companies from startups to those listed on NYSE American or NASDAQ. He brings extensive experience in public offerings and private placements (including Rule 506(c), crowdfunding, and Regulation A+ offerings), Exchange Act compliance, and various equity and debt financings. He also advises on mergers, acquisitions, and business combinations, including “roll up” transactions, reverse mergers, and De-SPAC transactions. With significant experience, he understands the unique needs of microcap public companies and represents clients with international operations across China, Taiwan, Latin America, Europe, Israel, and Australia. Previously, Mr. Bevilacqua was a partner in the Corporate and Securities group at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pitman LLP and co-founded Digital Offering LLC, an SEC-registered broker-dealer where he served as President and General Counsel. He graduated Cum Laude from Fordham University and earned his Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a member of the Order of Coif. Mr. Bevilacqua is Chambers ranked in Capital Markets.