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- DiscussionIf you want to buy something powerful and luxury, then a sedan might be on your mind. However, while sedans are great for city roads, they might under perform on off roads but there are models made specifically for that. However, if you want to buy used car in Kenya , then make sure the documentation are complete. Also ensure the condition of the engine, suspension, steering, brakes are all in optimal condition. Moreover, make sure there are no extended or major damages on the body as it reflects on the overall condition of the car. What do you think?0
- DiscussionEconomicEffectsoftheAmendments 1. Amendments to Rule 251 Below we discuss the potential economic effects of the amendments to Rule 251(b) that permit companies subject to Exchange Act reporting obligations to rely on Regulation A. a. Effects on Issuers Reporting companies that are newly eligible under Regulation A may realize several benefits from the amendments. First, reporting companies may benefit from the additional flexibility in raising capital permitted under Regulation A. Reporting companies offering securities not listed on a national exchange that use Tier 2 are eligible for blue sky preemption, which can expedite the offering process, allow offerings involving a wider range of reporting companies and offering terms, This estimate is based on Form BD filings as of December 2017. It is not limited to underwriters of small offerings due to data availability reasons. This would be particularly applicable to issuers offering securities in states with merit review and enable offers of securities in multiple states to a broader range of investors.39 However, Regulation A does not permit at-the-market offerings, which may limit the attractiveness of this offering method for some reporting companies. Second, Regulation A, particularly Tier 2,41 may also provide additional flexibility with respect to solicitation of investor interest ( i.e., “test-the-waters” communications), as compared to registered offerings, particularly for reporting companies that either do not qualify as emerging growth companies (EGCs) or that seek to solicit indications of interest from individual or small institutional investors. Subject to certain conditions, Regulation A issuers may solicit indications of interest from any investor before qualification of an offering statement, which may allow issuers to gauge investor interest prior to deciding whether to incur the full cost of the offering. Test-the-waters materials used in conjunction with a Regulation A offering must contain required legends and, should an issuer proceed with an offering, must be publicly filed, and a Preliminary Offering Circular must be available in conjunction with test-the-waters materials used after the public filing of the offering statement.43 Further, reporting companies that elect to solicit indications of interest in conjunction with a prospective Regulation A offering in reliance on Rule 255 remain subject to Regulation FD. In addition, Regulation A contains a safe harbor from integration of Regulation A offerings with any prior offers or sales of securities, Third, reporting companies may realize legal and compliance cost savings from using Regulation A to raise capital instead of a registered offering. The cost of preparing Form 1-A may be lower than the cost of preparing a registration statement,45 particularly for issuers ineligible for a streamlined securities registration on Form S-3 or F-3,46 or under the multijurisdictional disclosure system (MJDS). https://www.sec.gov/rules/final/2018/33-10591.pdf0
- DiscussionOftentimes, people become freelancers because they believe the flexibility and freedom to work from any location they choose will reduce stress. In fact, people often choose this path to stave off burnout. What many do not realize is that freelancing can be just as stressful as traditional employment. A recent study published in International Journal of Work, Health & Organisations reported the higher workload and relatively lower rewards such as money, esteem, promotion prospects, job security have significant negative effects on mental health. And these are exactly the issues a lot of freelancers have to deal with. Additionally, 30% of all entrepreneurs experience depression at some point of their careers, another study by Dr. Michael Freeman says. Working for yourself certainly has multiple perks. However, freelancing will never be very easy and completely stress-free. Being passionate about what you do, this helps you cope with the lows significantly. And when you feel additional stress crippling in, try one of the following techniques. For More You Can Check: Cryptocurrency Animation Video0