Rule 144A provides a practical alternative for foreign companies desiring to raise capital in the US. Instead of going through the extensive registration process required for public trading, Rule 144A allows private placement and trading among qualified buyers without having to register under the 1933 Securities Act. Afterwards, registration or the passage of time will allow these restricted securities to be traded on US public markets. This alternative form of financing makes US capital much more available to foreign companies and increases the liquidity of the private securities market. Learn all about it in this terrific 4-page dossier

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