Unlocking Wall Street's Mega Dollar Resources [Paperback]How Foreign Companies Can Successfully Raise Investment Funds in the USAby Dean Turner
In stock, usually dispatched within 24 hours Description of Unlocking Wall Street's Mega Dollar ResourcesOver the next two years there exists an unprecedented opportunity for non-U.S. corporations to gain access to the world's largest and most successful financial markets on Wall Street. This opportunity occurred when the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) modified the requirements for foreign corporations to qualify for the stock exchanges in the United States. In 1997, The New York Stock Exchange alone set a goal to add 350 foreign company listings to its exchange.Why is this significant? In the past, foreign corporations were often limited to only one outlet for raising capital - their own country's exchanges. Now, with the modified requirements in the U.S., foreign corporations can unlock the door to the global financial resources of the largest and most successful stock market in the world. Unlocking Wall Street's Mega Dollar resources was written as a 'how to' guide for owners and executives of privately-owned businesses in Europe who want to gain access to the billions of dollars of investment capital on Wall Street. It explains the SEC regulatory environment, the steps that need to be taken, the timing of an offering, the financial deal you can expect, and what your business needs to attract Wall Street's interest. The book is written with the business owner and entrepreneur in mind and is not meantb to be a scholarly report. Rather, it is intended to be an easy-to-read, step-by-step manual that will walk you through the entire process of listing on Wall Street. Title Information
Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonContents of Unlocking Wall Street's Mega Dollar ResourcesIntroduction1. Overview of U.S. Securities Regulations for Foreign Private Issuers Definition of a foreign issuer Foreign business Form F-1 2. The Decision to Go Public Benefits and opportunities Disadvantages and drawbacks 3. Preparing to Go Public Is your company ready? Is the market ready? Advance planning Building relationships Financial reporting Creating a coporate image Preparing a business plan 4. Who Gets Involved in a Public Offering Your company's executives Your accountants Your attorneys Your underwriters Your financial planner The SEC 5. Underwriting Your Offer Selecting your underwriters Working with your underwriters Pricing your stock 6. The Registration Process Preparing your registration statement Content of a registration statement Filing with the SEC While you wait to 'go effective' State securities laws Your timetable and expenses SEC review 7. After the Offering: Operating as a Public Company Peridoic reporting Investor and public relations Short-term profits - Long-term growth Compliance with the law Listing on a stock exchange 8. Simplified Registration and Exemptions Overview of exemptions from registration Advantages and disadvantages Registered public offerings up to $7.5m - Form S-18 9. Alternative Sources of Financing Bank Loans Finance Companie and Factors Leasing Small Business Administration Small Business Investment Companies Venture Capital R&D Partnerships 10. Alternatives to Going Public Appendices A. Exemptions from Registration Private and Limited Offering - Regulation D Offering limited to $500,000 - Rule 504 Offering limited to $5,000,000 - Rule 505 Unlimited private placements - Rule 506 Accredited Investor Offering up to $5,000,000 - Section 4(6) Coordination with State exemptions Interstate offerings - Rule 147 Unregistered public offering up to $1,500,000 - Regulation A B. Glossary of Terms C. Sample Forms D. References E. Acknowledgements F. Recommended reading |
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