Completing your offering on a timely basis
Article Abstract:
The value of a securities offering can be adversely affected if it not completed in a set time. Parties involved the offering process need to fulfill their responsibilities, publicity regulations should be followed, and the SEC review process facilitated. Disclosure and requests for confidentiality may be necessary.
Publication Name: Annual Institute on Securities Regulation
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0195-5756
Year: 1998
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Completing your offering on a timely basis
Article Abstract:
Underwritten securities offerings must be completed on time or risk losing economically. Corporate counsel can facilitate timely completion by coordinating between parties, meeting publicity restrictions, and aiding in the review process. They can also help with SEC listing and EDGAR filings.
Publication Name: Annual Institute on Securities Regulation
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0195-5756
Year: 1996
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Completing your offering on a timely basis
Article Abstract:
Underwritten securities offerings must be completed on time or risk losing economically. Corporate counsel can facilitate timely completion by coordinating between parties, meeting publicity restrictions, and aiding the review process. They can also help with SEC listing and EDGAR filings.
Publication Name: Annual Institute on Securities Regulation
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0195-5756
Year: 1997
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