The Shelf-Registration Process Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

This note covers U.S. SEC Rule 415, more extensively known as shelf registration. It converses the reasoning and historical origins of the rule in 1982 and then confers numerous reforms-the debut of enrollment statements that are international in 1992 and well-known seasoned issuers in 2005-which have considerably inflated ledge-registered equity issuance. The more regular utilization of shelf registration has led to the creation of alternative methods of selling flavored or follow-on equity offers, such as offers that were completely marketed, accelerated bookbuilding offers, and overnight offers.

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PUBLICATION DATE: September 18, 2013 PRODUCT #: UV6745-HCB-ENG

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