Current issues in private placements: private/public offerings

Article Abstract:

The placing of private securities must be carefully planned to avoid violation of securities laws. Problems arise because the Securities Act of 1933 blurs the distinctions between public and private stock offerings. Issues affecting private placement, such as offer and sale, convertible securities and warrants, private formation transactions, public to private and private to public offerings, acquisitions, and SEC proposals are discussed.

United States, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Practice

---

The statutory scheme for public and private offerings under the Securities Act of 1933

Article Abstract:

The Securities Act of 1933 sections dealing with public and private securities regulations are discussed.

Interpretation and construction, Tender offers (Securities), Tender offers

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Current issues in private placements: private/public offerings. Current issues in private placements: private public offerings
• Abstracts: Merger mania continues. The big push comes to legal publishing. More publishing mergers on the horizon
• Abstracts: The benefits broker in the marketplace: self-funding of group insurance benefits. Employee benefit planning
• Abstracts: PBGC issues final rule regarding recoupment and reimbursement of benefit overpayments and underpayments. IRS finalizes regulations on notice, consent and election requirements for qualified plan distributions and issues guidance on cash-out rules
• Abstracts: Securities regulation and the use of electronic media. SEC adopts amendments to stop regulation S abuses. SEC issues year 2000 interpretive release and staff legal bulletin no. 6 - the "Euro" Shearman & Sterling client letter

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.