Foreign Private Issuers, or FPIs, require a significant amount of guidance from experienced outside counsel. FPIs can benefit from the status and increased visibility that comes with being a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) registered company, while enjoying accommodations with respect to U.S. securities laws and stock exchange regulations not available to U.S. domestic public companies. However, FPIs need to be cognizant of the regulatory landscape applicable to them, which still imposes certain costs and burdens. Below are 10 practice tips that can help you handle foreign private issuers without panicking.
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