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Private offerings provide issuers with a flexible capital-raising path without the registration requirements of a public offering. While these transactions are exempt from full SEC registration, they are not exempt from federal filing obligations. Issuers relying on private offering exemptions must make timely and accurate submissions through the SEC’s EDGAR system, and those...


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Beginning March 18, 2026, directors and officers of foreign private issuers will face a reporting obligation that many have never dealt with before. A change in U.S. securities law now brings these insiders squarely into the Section 16(a) reporting regime, a framework that has historically applied only to domestic public companies.

The shift is the result of the Holdin...


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For public companies looking to raise capital quickly and efficiently, Form S-3 can be a powerful tool. It enables eligible issuers to file a short-form registration statement, leveraging previously filed reports to reduce redundancy and streamline the path to market. Whether you’re planning a follow-on offering, enabling resales, or building a shelf for future flexibility, F...


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If your SEC submission includes filing fees, your process just gained a new, non‑negotiable step. Beginning July 31, 2025, the Inline XBRL fee tagging exhibit, EX‑FILING FEES, is required for all filers, including operating companies with fee‑bearing registrations and certain investment companies using Forms N‑2 and N‑14.

It’s part of the SEC’s push to...


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On August 27, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a new Compliance and Disclosure Interpretation (CD&I) that addresses a question many public companies have asked: What happens when a company loses its Smaller Reporting Company (SRC) status? Does it immediately become an Accelerated Filer or Large Accelerated Filer?

The new ...


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