Decreased activity in the IPO and M&A markets over the last several years has left many private company stakeholders without a path to liquidity. This demand for liquidity has created a growing secondary market for private company stock.

While the emergence of a market for private company stock is welcomed, it comes with a host of legal, investment and tax considerations. These issues were explored at The Private Company Stock Conference on September 12, 2011 New York City.

In addition to a comprehensive educational program, this conference included extensive opportunities for networking with venture-backed companies, their employee stockholders, investors and advisors.

Topics Included:

• The Market for Private Company Stock: Economic Conditions, Trends and Investment Opportunities
• Raising the Shareholder Threshold, Proposed Exemptions, and the Likely Impact on the Secondary Market
• The Implications of Regulator-Proposed Changes to the Definition of "Fiduciary"
• Legal Considerations for Issuers: Understanding the Advantages and Pitfalls in Secondary Sales
• The Secondary Market for Employees: Why this has become an area Employees Need to Understand
• Valuation of Private Companies: Navigating the Challenge for Investors
• Strategic Investing Through the Secondary Market
• Issues Related to Selling Shares to Non-U.S. Clients
• Private Company Stock as a Charitable Planning Opportunity

You'll get a CD featuring all panel discussions and presentation audio, along with the Event Book & Resource Guide. Purchase now.