Securities attorney Laura Anthony of Anthony L.G. PLLC published a piece calling attention to the issues facing small public companies and their access to capital; specifically calling praising SPCC for being on the front lines of the effort to protect and preserve the small and microcap markets. Her blog is read by tens of thousands of unique readers each month.
Her post can be viewed here and below:
OTC Markets; Rule 144; The SPCC
June 8th, 2021
Small public companies are in trouble and they need help now! Once in a while there is a perfect storm forming that can only result in widespread damage and that time is now for small public companies, especially those that trade on the OTC Markets. The trains on track to collide include a combination of (i) the impending amended Rule 15c2-11 compliance deadline (which alone would be and is a clear positive); (ii) the proposed Rule 144 rule changes to eliminate tacking upon the conversion of market adjustable securities; (iii) the SEC onslaught of litigation against micro-cap convertible note investors claiming unlicensed dealer activity; (iv) the OTC Markets new across the board unwillingness to allow companies to move from the Pink to the QB if they have outstanding convertible debt; and (v) the SEC’s unwillingness to recognize the OTC Pink as a trading market and its implications on re-sale registration statements.
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