Economics, Econometrics and Finance
4 years ago

Offshore Securities Offerings Face Unfounded Fear of Regulation S: Study

Duke Law Journal
The Unfounded Fear of Regulation S: Empirical Evidence on Offshore Securities Offerings
Stephen J. Choi

Paper Summary

Regulation S helps companies raise money by selling securities to investors outside the United States. Researchers studied how this regulation affects the fear of fraud and found that it is not as big of a problem as some people think.

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