ALI CLE has announced that Regulation D Offerings and Private Placements 2019 will be held on March 7-9, in Scottsdale, Arizona. This program will deliver a mix of practical benefits and an insightful view on the current developments in securities law and regulation at both the state and federal level.

This program features current and former SEC, state, and FINRA regulators, experienced practitioners, and industry participants who will analyze the SEC rules and how market practice has responded in addition to reviewing current pertinent federal and state laws and regulations. New additions to the faculty include Terri Garland, vice president & senior loss prevention counsel at Attorney’s Liability Assurance Society, Inc., and Michael S. Pieciak, commissioner of the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation.

Conference topics include:

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• The Rise of Rule 701 in the Gig Economy
• Special Topic: Initial Coin Offerings
• Blue sky concern concerns and enforcement initiatives at the state level

“The Wall Street Journal noted earlier this year that private capital markets ‘have leapfrogged public markets to become the most popular way for companies to raise money in the U.S.’ As private offerings have become increasingly important compared with public offerings, and as the number of very large private companies has surged while the number of listed public companies has steadily declined, the SEC is paying close attention to its policies regarding all types of exempt offerings. Especially with the surging popularity of new forms of capital-raising, such as initial coin offerings, it has never been more important for a lawyer to be aware of all of a client’s options for raising capital,” said Robert B. Robbins, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, Washington, D.C.

To learn more about this program and to register for the in-person course or webcast, click here.

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