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SEC Releases FAQs Relating to Use of Form S-3 Registration Statement in Light of COVID-19 Order

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14 May, 2020

SEC Releases FAQs Relating to Use of Form S-3 Registration Statement in Light of COVID-19 Order

On May 4, 2020, the SEC issued three FAQs relating to the unique circumstances arising from COVID-19 and the use of Form S-3 registration statement.  The SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance is not including them within their Compliance and Disclosure Interpretations since these responses relate to unique circumstances arising from COVID-19.  The staff may supplement or amend these responses. The FAQs should provide clarity to...

SEC Clarifies Baby Shelf Rules

Securities Act Compliance

9 Nov, 2016

SEC Clarifies Baby Shelf Rules

The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) recently issued a new compliance and disclosure interpretation (the “New C&DI”) in Question 116.25 regarding the availability of Form S-3 for the registration and sale of shares by companies with public float less than $75 million. Instruction I.B.6(a) to Form S-3 states that if a registrant has a public float of less than $75 million, the registrant may only...

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