The SEC’s Proposed Changes to Rule 15c2-11 The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published on September 25th its proposed changes to Rule 15c2-11. Officially tiled “Publication or Submission of Quotation Without Specified Information.” A version of the proposed changes to…
New Case Study: Resolving a NASDAQ Trading Halt Due to Lack of DTC Eligibility
A case study looking at a trading halt due to a lack of DTC Eligibility, and the steps taken to correct the situation
Resolving a NASDAQ Trading Halt Due to a Lack of DTC Eligibility
Resolving a NASDAQ Trading Halt Due to a Lack of DTC Eligibility It is a common misperception that if a company applies for an exchange listing that it is automatically DTC Eligible upon approval for trading the exchange. This is…
Small Business Loans Vs. Merchant Cash Advances: Which One is Right for Your Business?
Small Business Loans Vs. Merchant Cash Advances: Which One is Right for Your Business? As a small business owner, there will probably come a time in which you’ll require additional financing to remain operational or grow. Having more working capital…
SEC Action on False Press Releases
SEC Action Regarding False Press Releases I recently came across an older litigation release where the SEC charged a company and its CEO with making false press releases. I wanted to take a closer look at this regulatory action…
Gifting of Shares – Do Not Do It !
The gifting of shares of stock prior to taking a small cap company public can seem like a good idea. However, in reality it causes significant problems that can easily be avoided. In this blog post we take a look at those issues and how they can easily be avoided.