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SEC grants additional accommodations for draft registration statements

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The move is aligned with the SEC’s recent push to “make IPOs attractive gain.”

In a move to facilitate capital formation for initial public offerings (IPOs), the SEC’s Division of Corporate Finance announced that it is enhancing the accommodations available to issuers who submit draft registration statements for nonpublic review.

The draft registration statement accommodations were first granted in 2012 under the JOBS Act

Now,

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