The Investment Memorandum is the document used to sell the securities. This document will contain detailed information about the issuer, the type of investment, the amount of capital to be raised, the repayment plan, term of the investment and the risks. We work with the client to create this document. This document is critical to the plan because it will be crafted to meet the disclosure requirements of the exemption. |
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Before providing any investment materials to a potential investor a screening and vetting process needs to be in place to determine if they are even eligible for the targeted exemption. Our Investor Screening services include detailed questionnaires that contain questions tailored to the targeted exemption, confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and a thorough review process of each returned questionnaire. A potential investor must meet all the criteria for the targeted exemption before receiving any investment materials. |
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The Document Control plan is used to ensure that the investment documents go only to those screened and approved. Poor document control is the easiest way to become ineligible for the targeted exemption and have the offering deemed public. We design and implement a comprehensive plan designed to reduce the risk of unauthorized dissemination as much as possible. Unfortunately, it is not possible to reduce the risk 100%. |
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The final step in the process is to draft the actual document that is the security itself. This document is essentially a contract between the issuer and the investor and will outline the type of security (debt, equity, limited partnership interest, etc.) the repayment plan, and the rights and obligations of the issuer and investor. |
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