FaZe Clan, one of the most popular esports and gaming organizations in the world, has failed to raise all the money it wanted, according to its latest Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing<\/a>.<\/p>
FaZe expected to raise $218 million from the merger with B. Riley Principal 150 Merger Corp (BRPM) that was approved<\/a> by BRPM shareholders in July, but FaZe ended up raising only approximately $100.2 million due to “higher than expected redemptions by BRPM public stockholders and higher than expected expenses in connection with the Business Combination.”<\/p>
FaZe became the first esports organization to be traded on the Nasdaq after the merger was concluded in July. FaZe’s share opened at $13.02 per share on July 20 and saw the stock price fall 30 percent within an hour<\/a>. FaZe’s stock price is currently set at $19.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"