Recorded video is posted below.
As previously reported on Crowdfund Insider the Business Law Section and the International Section of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) is hosting a live program and webcast in New York City on December 11, 2013, to review crowdfunding.
The event commences at 12 Noon with the presentations beginning at 12:30PM.
The event is being organized by Jay Hack, Chair of the NYSBA Business Law Section and Georgia Quinn, a Securities Attorney at Seyfarth Shaw.
The webcast may be viewed here, along with the associated slides, or you may view the live streaming of the event below.
Expected Topics Include:
- Issuers and Investors: Who can make a crowdfunding offering and who can participate as a crowdfunding investor?
- The Crowdfunding Offering: What are the disclosure requirements on issuer, financial statement requirements, integration with other offerings and related issues?
- The Intermediaries: Crowdfunding portals, broker/dealers and trading issues.
- Crowdfunding in Action: Practical implementation, costs and liabilities.
- Questions and Answers – including remote email Q&A by those watching the webcast. If time permits.
Panelists Include:
- Leila Bham, Esq., Securities and Exchange Commission Trading and Markets Division
- Doug Ellenoff, Esq., Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP, known to many as “Mr. Crowdfunding”
- Kiran Lingam, Esq., General Counsel at SeedInvest, a crowdfunding portal
- Georgia Quinn, Esq., Seyfarth Shaw, LLP, member, Securities Regulation Committee, Business Law Section
- Jay L. Hack, Esq., Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP, Chairman, Business Law Section, New York State Bar Association
- Azish Filabi, Esq., Assistant Vice President and Ethics Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
