12 May 2014 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EDT

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Foreign banks are increasingly looking to diversify their financing options. With careful planning, they can access US investors without subjecting themselves to the securities registration requirements applicable to public offerings, or the ongoing disclosure and governance requirements applicable to US reporting companies.

Speakers on this webinar will explain how non-US banks can pursue these funding avenues.

Topics include:

• Issuances exempt from registration under rule 144A;
• Issuances that rely on registration exceptions provided by Securities Act section 3(a)(2) for securities offered or guaranteed by banks;
• Setting up a rule 144A or bank note programme for straight debt;
• Issuing covered bonds in reliance on rule 144A or Section 3(a)(2);
• Yankee CD programmes; and
• Banking and securities regulatory requirements to consider before setting up an issuance programme.