Chapter 2: Exemptions From The Registration Requirements of the '33 Act Flashcards
Types of Securities That Are Exempt
Intrastate offerings and offerings of under $5.0 million.
Regulation D
Establishes 3 different exemptions from registration.
Reg. D: Rule 501
Defines what an accredited investor is. Rule 501(e) excludes accredited investors from the purchaser tally.
Reg. D: Rule 502
All offers within a 6 month period before and after a Reg. D offering are included in the offering.
Reg. D: Rule 502(c)
Prohibits any general solicitation of a Reg. D offering.
Reg. D: Rule 503
An Issuer must file notice with the SEC of a Reg. D offering within 15 days of the first sale.
Reg. D: Rule 504
Exemption for offerings up to $1.0 million. No limit to the number of investors. 12 month calculation window.
Reg. D: Rule 505
Exemption for issues up to $5.0 mm. 12 months prior window. limit of 35 non-accredited investors. Unlimited number of accredited investors.
Rule 144A
Safe Harbor from registration for private resale of the securities to QIBs. Must be disclosed to the purchaser as a 144A security.
Regulation S
Exemption from registration for offshore securities transactions.