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Private Placement Program Definition

October 18, 2020 by space

Private Placement Program and Swiss Banks
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PPP (private placement program) is regarded as a sophisticated financing program for accredited wealthy investors and institutions, usually offering higher returns than the open markets.

Programs are non-public offerings and based on invitation only, detailed financial information is not disclosed and does not require a prospectus.

Generally funding a round of securities and considered an alternative to an IPO.

Private placements have become an ordinary way for mainly technology startups to raise capital without “going public.”

Filed Under: private-placements, watchlist Tagged With: Private Placement Program

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