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14 January 2003

Selling Securities - What Private Placement Investors Need To Know

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United States Finance and Banking
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by Michael R. Litenberg

This article previously appeared in IndustryScoop. November 2002

The U.S. federal securities laws limit the resale of securities purchased in private placements. Under the federal securities laws, the securities must either be registered before their resale (which is time consuming) or resold in a transaction that is exempt from registration. This general rule applies even after the issuer is a public company.

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