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Private Placements<\/h2>\n

A private placement is the issuance of restricted securities sold privately to a limited number of accredited investors. These securities, usually in the form of shares, warrants or debt instruments, cannot be traded on the open market, and are not registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The most popular method to privately place securities is to complete a SEC Form D<\/b> filing for those securities with the SEC.<\/p>\n

Private placements appeal to small businesses, usually in the earlier stages of their development. A company looking to increase its capital to fund growth would be a natural fit for a private placement. Start-ups with solid business plans and sufficient product development also turn to private placement for financing. Projects requiring up to $20 million in funding often participate in this market.<\/p>\n

Accredited investors, banks, pensions, insurance companies and hedge funds are the primary buyers of private placements. These investors will typically make private purchases in the range of a few thousand dollars (for individuals) up to $20M (for institutions). Buyers can resell the securities either privately, or after a specified interval, via a public sale. Both issuer and purchaser benefit from a private placement’s lower costs as compared to those engendered by an initial public offering (IPO).<\/p>\n

The Private Placement Memorandum and Form D<\/h2>\n

A Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) is the centerpiece of an SEC Form D filing. It is a prospectus-like document that divulges vital information about offered securities to potential buyers, including the deal terms, disposition of funds, company- and industry-based risks, and other important facts.<\/p>\n

The PPM is a highly-structured document containing a number of parts. The following is a checklist of its contents:<\/p>\n