NYSE MKT Listing Requirements
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The document discusses the listing requirements for the NYSE MKT stock exchange. It provides background on the history and evolution of the NYSE MKT from the American Stock Exchange to its current name. It explains that the NYSE MKT focuses on small and micro-cap companies and uses a Designated Market Maker model to match buyers and sellers, whereas NASDAQ relies on multiple competing market makers and a purely electronic system. Listing companies must comply with the unique rules and regulations of the exchange on which they list.
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Applying the Howey Test to the DAO Tokens, the SEC notes that “money” need not include cash, but rather can be anything of value. A contribution of ETH is an investment of “money” as considered by the Howey Test. Investors in the DAO were investing in a common enterprise with the expectation of profits, including dividends and increased value. The SEC also found that the profits were to be derived from the efforts of others, including Slock.it, its founders and the DAO curators...
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Facts on the DAO Token ICO- On July 25, 2017, the SEC issued its Report on an investigation into an ICO and related activities by the DAO, an unincorporated entity, Slock.it UG, a German corporation, and various principals and participants. Today I am going through the relevant facts related to the DAO and its ICO
In a one-month period from April 30, through May 28, 2016, the DAO offered and sold 1.15 billion DAO Tokens in exchange for 12 million Ether (“ETH”) valued at approximately $150 million USD. ETH is a virtual currency. The Financial Action Task Force defines a “virtual currency” as:
a digital representation of value that can be digitally traded and functions as: (1) a medium of exchange; and/or (2) a unit of account; and/or (3) a store of value, but does not have legal tender status (i.e., when tendered to a creditor, is a valid and legal offer of payment) in any jurisdiction. It is not issued or guaranteed by any jurisdiction, and fulfils the above functions only by agreement within the community of users of the virtual currency. Virtual currency is distinguished from fiat currency (a.k.a. “real currency,” “real money,” or “national currency”), which is the coin and paper money of a country that is designated as its legal tender; circulates; and is customarily used and accepted as a medium of exchange in the issuing country. It is distinct from e-money, which is a digital representation of fiat currency used to electronically transfer value denominated in fiat currency...
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Distributed Ledger Technology for the Securities Industry- In addition to general information, during this LawCast series I have been summarizing a report issued by FINRA in January, 2017 discussing the implications of DLT for the securities industry, including FINRA member broker dealer firms. In the report, FINRA specifically discussed some major areas of consideration. In these last two LawCasts in this series, I have been going through each of those topics as summarized in the FINRA report.
Related to Anti-Money Laundering and Customer Identification Programs - DLT allows for global and anonymous participation, and accordingly practices and regulations will need to address anti-money laundering (AML) and customer identification obligations (CIP). The Bank Secrecy Act of 1970 requires controls and procedures to detect and prevent money laundering. FINRA Rule 3310 addresses AML obligations.
In addition, FINRA Rule 2090, the Know Your Customer (KYC) rule, requires firms to “use reasonable diligence, in regard to the opening and maintenance of every account, to know (and retain) the essential facts concerning every customer and concerning the authority of each person acting on behalf of such customer.” Technology is already being explored to centralize identity management functions such that once a customer identity is verified, the information can be shared with all network participants. Obviously this would greatly streamline processes for broker-dealers and customers alike.
It is likely that DLT technology will surpass regulatory changes in the AML/CIP/KYC sectors. The FINRA report notes that the current rules allow a firm to outsource functions to third parties, but not overall responsibility. Accordingly, a firm could utilize DLT technology for these functions now if they can fashion internal controls and procedures that comply with the ultimate rule responsibilities....
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Blockchain Applications to Broker Dealers- In addition to general information, during this LawCast series I have been summarizing a report issued by FINRA in January, 2017 discussing the implications of DLT for the securities industry, including FINRA member broker dealer firms. In the report, FINRA specifically discussed some major areas of consideration. In these last two LawCasts in this series, I am going through each of those topics as summarized in the FINRA report.
Related to Customer Funds and Securities - DLT will create new ways to hold customer funds and securities and thus custodial changes. Broker-dealers that hold funds and securities must generally comply with Exchange Act Rule 15c3-3, which generally requires the broker to maintain physical possession or control over the customer’s fully paid and excess margin securities. Where funds and securities are purely digital, such as cryptosecurities, consideration will need to be made over how they are accounted for and who has the obligation. In addition, certain activities and access levels could amount to “receiving, delivering, holding or controlling customer assets” such as having access to a private key code for a customer.
Also potentially implicated in this area are Exchange Act Rule 15c3-1 related to net capital requirements, FINRA Rule 4160 on verification of assets and Exchange Act Rule 17a-13 related to quarterly security accounts.
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Blockchain Technology Explained- In addition to the centralization of data, DLT can be used to process transactions by using overlaid software. For example, “smart contracts” can be created that would automatically execute agreed-upon terms in a contract based on certain triggering events. Smart contracts can be used for escrow arrangements, collateral management and corporate actions such as dividends and splits...
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Confidential Registration Statements; IPO, Secondary, or Follow-on Offerings- The SEC recently expanded the ability to file confidential registration statements for all companies completing an initial public offering, secondary or follow-on offering made within the first year after a company becomes publicly reporting and for Section 12(b) Exchange Act registration statements. The ability to file confidential registration statements has previously been limited to emerging growth companies, or EGC’s and companies filing initial offering circular’s for first time Regulation A+ offerings...
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OTC PINK Quotation Levels and Marketplace- Today is the continuation in a LawCast series talking about the OTC Pink marketplace and quotation criteria. The OTC Pink, which includes the highest-risk, highly speculative securities, is further divided into three tiers: Current Information, Limited Information and No Information, based on the level of disclosure and public information made available by the company either through the SEC or posted on OTC Markets. There are no qualitative standards beyond disclosure for OTC Pink companies, which include companies in all stages of development as well as shell and blank check entities…
OTC Pink Listing Requirements
The OTC Pink marketplace is divided into three tiers - Current Information, Limited Information, and No Information - based on the level of disclosure and public information provided by the company. There are no qualitative standards for OTC Pink companies beyond disclosure requirements. To maintain Current Information status, companies must provide annual and quarterly financial statements and reports through SEC filings or by posting them on the OTC Markets website. They must also pay annual and set-up fees to subscribe to the OTC Markets disclosure service. The next tier, Limited Information, has less stringent disclosure requirements and will be covered in an upcoming discussion.
FINRA and SIE Examinations
FINRA filed a proposed rule change with the SEC on March 8, 2017 to restructure the entry-level qualification examination for registered representatives and eliminate certain examination categories. The new rules would introduce the Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) exam. The rules also propose extending the period before a license lapses if unemployed from a FINRA member firm from two to seven years, allowing individuals to maintain licensing while working for a non-FINRA member financial affiliate. Finally, the rules aim to consolidate the examination structure from 16 exams with overlapping content to simplify the process and reduce costs.
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NASDAQ has standards requiring that a majority of a company's board of directors be independent. To qualify as independent, a director cannot be an executive officer or employee of the company or have a relationship that could interfere with their independent judgment. NASDAQ provides a list of people who would not qualify as independent, including anyone employed by the company in the last 3 years, who received over $100,000 in compensation from the company in the last 3 years (excluding board compensation), who has a family member employed as an executive officer, or who is a partner or executive officer of an entity receiving over $200,000 or 5% of the company's revenues.
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This document discusses the deregistration rules for foreign private issuers from SEC reporting requirements. A foreign private issuer may deregister if its average daily trading volume in the US is less than 5% of worldwide trading volume or it has fewer than 300 shareholders worldwide. It must also have reported in the US for at least a year, not registered securities for sale in the last 12 months, and maintained a foreign listing for 12 months. The document also mentions that American Depository Receipts (ADRs) represent ownership of foreign company shares that trade in US dollars on US exchanges. ADRs must comply with SEC reporting or an exemption and are registered on Form F-6.
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Form 1-A and Regulation A- Form 1-A consists of three parts: Part I – Notification, Part II – Offering Circular, and Part III – Exhibits. Part I calls for certain basic information about the company and the offering, and is primarily designed to confirm and determine eligibility for the use of a Regulation A offering in general. Part I also includes disclosure related to the application of the bad actor disqualification; jurisdictions in which securities are to be offered; and unregistered securities issued or sold within the prior one year...
Form 8-K
Form 8-K- Today is the first in a LawCast series talking about Form 8-K. On September 26, 2016, and again on the 27th, the SEC brought enforcement actions against issuers for the failure to file 8-K’s associated with corporate finance transactions and in particular PIPE transactions involving the issuance of convertible debt, preferred equity, warrants and similar instruments. Prior to the release of these two actions, I have been hearing rumors in the industry that the SEC has issued “hundreds” of subpoenas to issuers related to PIPE transactions and in particular to determine 8-K filing deficiencies, Although hundreds is likely an exaggeration, the SEC is certainly focusing on this space.
Back in August 2014, the SEC did a similar sweep related to 8-K filing failures associated with 3(a)(10) transactions. The 8-K filing deficiency actions were a precursor to a larger SEC investigation on 3(a)(10) transactions themselves which culminated in two well-known enforcement actions against active 3(a)(10) participants (the Ironridge companies and IBC Funds) and resulted in a chill on the 3(a)(10) activity in the industry as a whole. 3(a)(10) actions continue today but the volume of transactions has dramatically reduced and the attention to due diligence, detail and reporting requirements has likewise increased...
Regulation A
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1) Florida has passed a statutory exemption similar to the SEC's M&A broker exemption, allowing unregistered brokers to facilitate private company M&A deals without registration.
2) The exemption defines an eligible privately held company and places some restrictions on M&A brokers, but appears to allow brokers to complete reverse or forward mergers involving alternative reporting OTCQX companies.
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- 2. NYSE MKT Listing Requirements • The NYSE MKT is the small- and micro-cap exchange level of the NYSE suite of marketplaces. The NYSE MKT was formerly the separate American Stock Exchange known as the AMEX. In 2008, the NYSE Euronext purchased the AMEX and in 2009 renamed it the NYSE Amex Equities. In 2012 the exchange was renamed again to the current NYSE MKT. The NASDAQ and NYSE MKT are ultimately business operations vying for attention and competing to attract the best publicly traded companies and investor following. • Although there are substantial similarities among the different exchanges, and each is governed by the same overall SEC rules and regulations, each exchange also has its own unique differences. Each exchange has its own sets of rules and regulations that listing companies must comply with in order to obtain and maintain listing qualification.
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