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Corporate Experts Analyzing Securities Law: Bad-Boy Disqualification

How to Navigate Bad-Boy Provisions in Rule 506 Offerings

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Rule 506 “bad-boy” disqualification can bar reliance on Rule 506 if any covered person has a disqualifying SEC, criminal, or court event (generally within 5 years for issuers and 10 years for others). Issuers must run background checks, obtain written questionnaires, and make required disclosures or seek an SEC waiver to preserve the exemption. This

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