PIPE investors have endured what many consider a growing regulatory burden, especially after the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. The easy-to-follow rules that govern private placements on some foreign exchanges are starting to appeal to domestic PIPE funds. In Australia alone, companies completed $21 billion in private placements last year. Purchase this webinar archive to learn about the issues investors face with offshore transactions, and how you can position yourself for an international deal.

International Deal-Making:
A Focus on Australian Securities Exchange Listed Companies

An increasing number of investors are looking off-shore for investment targets. Lower valuations, less competition, a stable economy with substantial growth, a common law legal system, and most importantly, substantial liquidity and limited restrictions on re-sale, have recently made the 1,900 companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange attractive for U.S. investors. This panel explains the advantages and pitfalls of doing Australian PIPEs. Panelists also cover issues common to all international private placements regardless of their origin, including the interplay of Regulation D offerings and subsequent Regulation S re-sales.

Scott Cantini
Morgan Joseph & Co.

Richard Smithline
Centrecourt Asset Management

Eugene Tablis
Moses & Singer

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