Private Placement and Share transfer

kan · 1 Private Placement and Share transfer Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:54 pm

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What is the difference between private placement and share transfer?can a company do a share transfer (percentage of directors shares to others) without doing a private placement and by that can they list in share market? [b]

mark · 2 Re: Private Placement and Share transfer Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:55 pm

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*private placement means-The sale of securities directly to an institutional investor, such as a bank, mutual fund, insurance company, pension fund, or foundation. Does not require SEC registration, provided the securities are bought for investment purposes rather than resale, as specified in the investment letter.

*Unlike a public offering, a private placement does not have to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), provided the securities are bought for investment and not for resale.

*transfer of shares is like transfer your property to another one..anyone can transfer shares(directors,owners)

*Advantages
--companies get to control the process and work directly with veteran investors who have deep expertise in the company, its industry, and in understanding growth potential. That allows the management team to stay focused on core business objectives instead of managing a volatile public offering to jittery investors.

--A private placement may also enable a small business owner to hand-pick investors with compatible goals and interests. Since the investors are likely to be sophisticated business people, it may be possible for the company to structure more complex and confidential transactions. If the investors are themselves entrepreneurs, they may be able to offer valuable assistance to the company's management. Finally, unlike public stock offerings, private placements enable small businesses to maintain their private status.

--do not require the assistance of brokers or underwriters, they are considerably less expensive and time consuming.

*read this
(http://www.oneminuteu.com/default.taf?page=content&id=2505)

****no mandatory of private placement before list in market..
i already put this on your SFS post......