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Exempt and hybrid securities offerings / Anna T. Pinedo and James R. Tanenbaum.

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Format:
Website/Database
Author/Creator:
Pinedo, Anna T.
Contributor:
Tanenbaum, James R.
Series:
Practising Law Institute's corporate and securities law library.
Practising Law Institute corporate and securities law library
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Privately placed securities--United States.
Privately placed securities.
Convertible securities--United States.
Convertible securities.
Private investments in public equity--United States.
Private investments in public equity.
Securities--United States.
Securities.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
New York City : Practising Law Institute, [2009]-
Contents:
Why an exempt offering or a hybrid offering?
Regulatory framework
Private placements
An overview
Section 4(1) and concept of 4(1 1/2)
Section 4(3) and Section 4(4)
Rule 144
Rule 144A
Regulation S
Rule 701
Shelf registration statements
Securities offering reform
Private placement reform
Conducting an exempt or hybrid offering
Venture private placements
Traditional PIPE transactions
Structured PIPE transactions
Questions arising in connection with PIPE transactions
Conducting institutional "4(2)" private debt placements
Conducting Rule 144A and Regulation S offerings
Conducting shelf takedowns
Public hybrid transactions
Continuous private placements and other unregistered programs
Other regulatory matters
Communications in connection with exempt and hybrid offerings
Conducting exempt offerings using the internet
Issues arising in connection with private placements and public offerings conducted in close proximity
Liability considerations
Big boy letters
FINRA and the exchanges
Application of Regulation M to exempt and hybrid offerings
Investment representations/hedging
Change of control transactions
Private placements and acquisitions
Forms
Index.
Notes:
Includes unnumbered Forms volume.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other Format:
Print version: Exempt and hybrid securities offerings /

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