Form S-1 Registration Statements Going Public NASDAQ NYSE and OTC Markets
All issuers qualify to use a Form S-1 Registration Statement in connection with going public to register the offer and sale of…
Read MoreAll issuers qualify to use a Form S-1 Registration Statement in connection with going public to register the offer and sale of…
Read MoreOnce the registration statement is effective, the company becomes subject to the SEC’s periodic reporting requirements. Companies can also become subject to…
Read MoreA direct public offering (“Direct Public Offering”) provides a viable solution to these companies. Using a Direct Public Offering to go public direct can allow…
Read MoreOn Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") announced that it had settled charges against The Cheesecake Factory Incorporated (CAKE) for…
Read MoreRule 506 Offerings are the most common of the Regulation D exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended…
Read MoreSection 4(a)(7) provides an exemption for private resales from the SEC’s (“SEC”) registration statement requirements if certain conditions are met. One of…
Read MoreA short sale transaction can be part of a legitimate trading strategy if done legally. Illegal Short selling...
Read MoreOffering integration can become a problem for some issuers conducting Regulation A+ (also known as Reg A) offerings. The Reg A offering integration rules…
Read MoreOnce you publicly file your Form 1-A offering statement, the solicitation materials must be followed by a current preliminary offering circular or…
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