I will draft dual reg d and reg s offering documents for global funding
Institutional Grade Securities Documentation And SEC Compliance Strategy
About this Gig
Maximize your pool of capital by targeting both US accredited investors and international participants simultaneously. This "Side-by-Side" offering requires a sophisticated legal structure to ensure the Reg S offshore exemption is not integrated or tainted by the Reg D US offering.
I will draft a unified Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) that satisfies the rigorous disclosure requirements of Regulation D (Rule 506b or 506c) while maintaining the Regulation S safe harbor for your international investors. This is the gold standard for high-growth startups and investment funds. My service includes drafting the specific legends required for both jurisdictions, detailed tax disclosures, and sophisticated transfer restrictions. I ensure your documents are prepared for professional "Blue Sky" filings and investor scrutiny. Protect your venture with a dual-structure framework that offers the broadest possible reach for your capital-raising efforts.
Field of law:
Corporate
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Why do a dual offering?
It allows you to accept money from both US accredited investors and anyone outside the US.
What is the difference between 506b and 506c?
506c allows general solicitation (advertising) but requires verification of accreditation.
Do these documents cover "Blue Sky" laws?
I provide the federal framework; state-level filings (Blue Sky) are separate.
Is this suitable for Hedge Funds?
Yes, this structure is ideal for private funds.
Are there transfer restrictions?
Yes, I include language regarding the 6-month or 1-year holding periods.
