Title: Corporate finance and the securities laws
First published: 1990
Description: "Corporate Finance and the Securities Laws is all about doing deals - transactions in which business corporations raise funds both in the U.S. and international capital markets. And the book has, over the years, proven invaluable to corporate finance professionals at every level. Its purpose is to explain the legal environment in which capital market transactions take place as well as the capital market transactions to which the environment is always trying to adapt." "To that end, this third edition is completely updated with practical, hands-on insights into handling the many recent changes that affect how public offerings and private placements are put together, including in-depth coverage of the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on disclosure requirements, due diligence, and more." "Corporate Finance and the Securities Laws is directed primarily to lawyers working in the field of corporate finance, both to veteran securities lawyers as well as those just learning the law. The previous editions were warmly praised for their practical "what works and what doesn't" approach, and this new edition will prove even more useful for experienced professionals and new practitioners alike. No other single volume does more to clarify and illuminate every transactional detail and legality involved in corporate financing today."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Securities, Corporations, Law and legislation, Finance, Corporations, finance, Corporation law, united states, Law, united states
Places: United States