U.S. legal considerations affecting global offerings shares in foreign companies

Article Abstract:

US securities regulations can affect public or private offerings made as part of global equity offerings. In global offerings of foreign companies' shares, the laws of other countries must be coordinated with US rules. The effects of Rules 10b-6, 10b-7, and 10b-8, NASD rules, due diligence, disclosure, Regulation S, and other regulations must be considered in making global equity offerings involving US private placement or public offerings, or in similar transactions affected by the extraterritorial reach of US regulations.

Investments, Foreign corporations, Foreign securities, international

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Professional responsibility and liability considerations across the offering spectrum

Article Abstract:

A survey of cases regarding the liability of securities dealers with public and private securities offerings is presented.

Securities dealers, Malpractice

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International securities offerings - resent developments and current issues

Article Abstract:

Highlights of 1997 international securities offerings developments and issues are presented.

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