RegD 2027 - Regulation D Offerings and Private Placements 2027

Private markets have transformed capital raising in the United States, with exempt offerings now accounting for far more capital raised than SEC-registered offerings. For attorneys advising companies, investment funds, and investors, staying current on the evolving rules and practices governing private placements has never been more important. Regulation D and Private Placements brings together leading securities practitioners and current and former SEC, FINRA, and state securities regulators for two days of lively, interactive discussions on the legal and practical challenges of raising capital in the private markets. From recent regulatory developments and proposed reforms to drafting effective private placement documents, resales of restricted securities, Rule 701 offerings, Form D compliance, and curing defective offerings, the program goes beyond the rules to examine how they work in practice. Attendees will gain practical insights, learn strategies for avoiding common pitfalls, and hear directly from the professionals who shape, interpret, and apply the rules governing exempt offerings.

A new chapter for a program with more than 40 years of history.

Previously sponsored by the American Law Institute and held for many years in Scottsdale, Arizona, this longstanding conference comes to Georgetown Law for the first time in March 2027. The program is known for its distinctive, highly interactive format, with experienced practitioners and regulators participating throughout the conference, exchanging perspectives, challenging assumptions, and addressing the questions that arise in real-world securities practice. Whether representing emerging companies, established businesses, private funds, or investors, attendees will find a program designed to sharpen their skills, deepen their understanding of private capital formation, and provide guidance they can put to work immediately.