Sentence examples for offering of securities from inspiring English sources

The agency contends that Mr. Cuban sold shares of Mamma.com in 2004 after the company's chief executive, Guy Faure, told Mr. Cuban of a planned offering of securities that was likely to depress the stock price.

The agency accused WorldCom of engaging in fraud in the offering of securities to the public, and of maintaining false books and records in violation of federal securities laws.

Xerox, whose accounting has been under investigation by the S.E.C. for 18 months, announced plans for a $500 million offering of securities that will not be registered with the S.E.C.

In the amended complaint, the S.E.C. also added new fraud charges, accusing WorldCom of engaging in fraud in the offering of securities to the public, and of maintaining false books and records in violation of federal securities laws.

And even after Goldman Sachs mails its preliminary official statement -- bond-ese for making an offering of securities -- Mr. Pataki would still be able to take legal action, according to securities experts.

CONCERN that the public was being sold investments that "had no more substance than so many cubic feet of Kansas blue sky" led Kansas, in 1911, to become the first American state to pass "blue sky" rules governing the public offering of securities.

There have even been offerings of securities underpinned by more esoteric sources, such as cashflows from solar panels or home-rental income the sort of gimmick once derided as a boomtime phenomenon.

Throughout his career he has represented many companies and investment banks in initial public offerings of securities, and has represented numerous public companies in private equity financing transactions (“PIPEs”) and the resulting resale registration statements associated with these financings.

Stocks recovered on Thursday in the United States and in Europe and the euro strengthened slightly after Italy managed a successful offering of debt securities, though at a sharply higher rate than the last time it went to auction.

There are relatively few lawsuits brought under these provisions because they are limited to those who purchased in the initial offering of the securities, and they do not apply to transactions in the secondary market, like sales on a stock exchange.

An offshore trust allows you to forgo the required seasoning period before investing in a new offering of foreign securities.