ProPublica Staff United States (ProPublica) – by Marian Wang A provision within the financial reform bill that would regulate debit card transaction fees could be postponed by a year or two following fierce objections from banks. Specifically, banks large and small are objecting to a Fed proposal to limit what are known as interchange fees [...]

ORIGIN OF SEZ In 1947 when India got independence at Puerto Rico industrialist and government was busy setting up world first industrial park. Ireland and Taiwan followed Puerto Rico in sixties and in eighties China bring the SEZ to the global map with its largest SEZ at the metropolis of Shenzhen. India was one of [...]

When raising capital, occasionally investors will want their equity distribution in an SEC recognized format like a Private Placement Memorandum, also known as a PPM. This structure makes use of one of the three Regulation D exemptions stemming from the Securities Act of 1933. The three exemptions are Regulation D Rule 504, Rule 505 and Rule 506.

There is something very important to know when you’re raising capital for your business: Under the Securities Act of 1933, to sell securities you must register them with the SEC or meet an exemption. Don’t worry. It sounds a lot scarier than it really is.