Understanding the Securities Act's Registration and Disclosure Requirements
by SEC vs. the WorldSeptember 13th, 2023
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The Securities Act aims to regulate securities offers and sales, with Sections 5(a) and 5(c) requiring registration with the SEC. Registration statements serve as vital sources of information, offering investors insight into issuers, fund allocation, and associated risks for informed investment decisions.
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BACKGROUND
I. STATUTORY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK
A. The Securities Act’s Registration and Disclosure Requirements
38. Congress enacted the Securities Act to regulate the offer and sale of securities. Sections 5(a) and 5(c) [15 U.S.C. §§ 77e(a) and (c)] require those that directly or indirectly offer and sell securities to register those offers and sales with the SEC.
39. Registration statements provide the investing public with material, sufficient, and accurate information to make informed investment decisions, including financial and managerial information about the issuer, how the issuer will use offering proceeds, and the risks and trends that affect the enterprise and an investment in its securities.
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