Many Israeli and other non-U.S. companies continue to seek access to the expansive investor base provided by the U.S. capital markets through new securities offerings, both public and private, as well as through stock exchange listings and sponsored American depositary receipt programs. Greenberg Traurig’s Foreign Private Issuer Guide sets forth selected legal and practical considerations
Recently, the Small Business Administration and the Treasury Department released its latest guidance in the form of two interim final rules on loan forgiveness: “Business Loan Program Temporary Changes; Paycheck Protection Program –Requirements – Loan Forgiveness” and “Business Loan Program Temporary Changes; Paycheck Protection Program – SBA Loan Review Procedures and Related
Late on May 15, the SBA released its PPP Loan Forgiveness Application. View the application form and instructions here.
The U.S. Treasury also published some initial, limited commentary. Find the commentary here.
These documents provide certain guidance on options for calculation of payroll costs, instructions on performing required calculations under the CARES Act,
Many Israeli companies have operations set up in the US, thus have been adversely affected by COVID-19 on both the Israeli and American fronts.
The US government recently announced adding additional funds to the PPP loans, making it possible for eligible companies, certain Israeli corporations included, to apply for funding. The US government also provided
The world’s attitude toward token offerings, sales and issuances is ever-shifting. The positions of various countries range from an official recognition of no interference to a full ban on digital currencies. Many nations are pursuing changes to their regulatory policies to keep pace with broad market interest in cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. This article
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP was ranked in the legal category of the Chambers and Partners 2019 FinTech Guide in both U.S. and Japan jurisdictions. In addition, the following shareholders were listed as notable practitioners:
Greenberg Traurig’s Tel Aviv office had a breakthrough year in 2015, realizing the vision of bringing together the vibrant Israeli business community with the resources and platforms of a major international firm with a strong local presence. From professional achievements, through external recognition, to exceptional inbound and outbound client service and wide involvement in the
The U.S. regulators have long been considering ways to make it easier for early-stage startup companies to raise capital in a more flexible and less cumbersome method. The SEC has finally published regulations providing emerging companies with access to U.S. “crowd” investors making smaller investments. Although the new regulations are perhaps less of a radical