Private Placement Offering Memoranda Plan Drafting...

In today's capital markets, the use of private placement offering memorandums (or "memoranda" as the plural is technically referred to) as the basis for the sale of debt and equity securities continues to dominate the capital markets.  More than half of all business capital funding is the result of private placement offerings and the use of private placement offering memoranda are the primary mechanism.  If you are undertaking the sale of real property interests (such as the case with TIC plans) then the private placement offering process is the wrong venue for your capital financing needs.  You need to utilize a real property sale contract process for real property interests.

The private placement offering memorandum (commonly referred to as a "PPM") is a disclosure document used by issuers (like you) to inform potential investors about the terms, risks and potential economic benefits of participating in your company's securities offering.  At its core, the PPM exists to provide legal protection for the issuer from claims (filed and unfiled) of investment fraud when things don't go right, so the depth of disclosure is important.  The more disclosures you provide, the fewer issues there will likely be that can be the subject of litigation.  This means that you need the advice of legal counsel that specializes in securities matters to advise you at each stage.  Rainmaker Marketing Corporation is here to help you marshal together the supporting due diligence documentation that every PPM relies upon in order to sell out the issue.

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