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ARTICLE · 02 MAY 2019

FINRA Proposes Changes To Corporate Financing Rule

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FINRA proposed amending FINRA Rule 5110 ("Corporate Financing Rule - Underwriting Terms and Arrangements") to make "substantive, organizational and terminology" changes.

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FINRA proposed amending FINRA Rule 5110 ("Corporate Financing Rule - Underwriting Terms and Arrangements") to make "substantive, organizational and terminology" changes. FINRA stated that the proposal is intended to enhance the rule by simplifying its provisions, while simultaneously maintaining critical protections for market participants.

FINRA's proposed rule changes would:

  • increase the time allowed for filing, as well as eliminate duplicative requirements;
  • exempt from filing securities in an investment-grade rated series, as well as add an experienced issuer concept to the Form S-3 exemption from filing;
  • clarify the definition of underwriting compensation and add a "review period" concept based on the type of offering;

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