Uber filed its IPO prospectus on April 11, 2019. It is expected to start selling shares valued at up to $90 billion in the next two weeks. While one of the main stories to be revealed in the prospectus is that the company is losing close to $2 billion a year, there are also many other hidden data points in the document that paint an interesting picture of a company that has changed retail transportation as we know it.

This report, using data from the CompanyIQ® database, looks at Uber and select peers that it self-identified in its prospectus. It provides details on Uber and its peers in the following areas:

  • Executive compensation
  • Director compensation
  • Corporate governance practices, and
  • Risk factors.
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