SEC Proposes Amendments to Remove Credit Ratings as a Condition for Short-form Registration

Resource type: Legal Update: archive

Status: Published on 10-Feb-2011

Jurisdiction: USA

An update on a proposal by the SEC under the Dodd-Frank Act to replace using credit ratings as a condition for short-form registration and shelf-offering eligibility in favor of a requirement for the company to have issued over $1 billion of non-convertible securities for cash in registered, primary offerings in the previous three years.

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Resource ID: 9-504-7644
Published: 10-Feb-2011
Products: PLC UK Financial Services, PLC US Corporate & Securities, PLC US Law Department

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