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Over the past year, there have been big changes afoot in the wake of the SEC's new Reg D rules.
This webcast will provide a "bring-down" of what's happening now, what are the open issues and how are practitioners handling them — as well as provide practical guidance about what you should be doing.
Join:
Join these experts:
- Joe Bartlett, Special Counsel, McCarter & English LLP
- Bonnie Roe, Partner, Cohen Gresser LLP
- Joe Wallin, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Among the topics of this program are:
- What are companies — and bankers — doing now in the wake of the SEC's new rules? What are the latest market practices — and where are we headed?
- What novel things are companies doing now ahead of an offering to facilitate marketing their deal?
- What interps — and types of comments — have the SEC Staff issued in the wake of the new rules?
What can we expect going forward?
Cost:
As 2014 members of TheCorporateCounsel.net are able to attend this critical webcast at no charge.
If not yet a member, try a no-risk trial now.
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