How SEC Registration Statements Impact Going Public
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| − | Many private companies file a registration statement filing with the SEC in connection with their going public transaction. The most commonly used registration statement used by companies going public is Form S-1. Using a [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/forms-1 Form S-1], companies can avoid the risks of reverse merger transactions and DTC chills. | + | Many private companies file a registration statement filing with the SEC in connection with their going public transaction. The most commonly used registration statement used by companies [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/going-public going public] is Form S-1. Using a [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/forms-1 Form S-1], companies can avoid the risks of reverse merger transactions and DTC chills. |
Hamilton & Associates can design the appropriate [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/going-public going public] transaction for your company using an SEC registration statement. Hamilton & Associates Securities Attorneys can guide you through the complex process of going public and assist you with the expansive disclosure required in registration statements filed with the SEC. | Hamilton & Associates can design the appropriate [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/going-public going public] transaction for your company using an SEC registration statement. Hamilton & Associates Securities Attorneys can guide you through the complex process of going public and assist you with the expansive disclosure required in registration statements filed with the SEC. | ||
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| − | Registration statements on | + | Registration statements on Form S-1 have two principal parts which require expansive disclosures. Part I of the registration statement is the prospectus which requires that the company provide certain disclosures about its business operations, financial condition, and management. Part II contains information that doesn't have to be delivered to investors. |
Financial Statement Requirements in Registration Statements l Going Public Transactions | Financial Statement Requirements in Registration Statements l Going Public Transactions | ||
| − | Financial statements included in a registration statement must be audited by a firm that is a member of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ("PCAOB"). SEC rules allow smaller reporting companies to provide less financial information in their Form S-1 registration statement than larger reporting issuers. Hamilton & Associates can help your company determine if it qualifies for these reduced financial statement requirements. | + | Financial statements included in a registration statement must be audited by a firm that is a member of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board ("PCAOB"). SEC rules allow smaller reporting companies to provide less financial information in their [http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/forms-1 Form S-1] registration statement than larger reporting issuers. Hamilton & Associates can help your company determine if it qualifies for these reduced financial statement requirements. |
Risk Factor Disclosures in Registration Statements l Going Public Transactions | Risk Factor Disclosures in Registration Statements l Going Public Transactions | ||
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