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A shelf registration is a kind of public offering where banks and other institutions can offer new securities in companies without going through an IPO.
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- 00:00
Finance a la shmoop what is shelf registration?
- 00:06
well there are mussels and oysters and clams...Oh wait, that would be shellfish [Seafood dishes appear]
- 00:12
registration but it's making me hungry and yeah the real definition of shelf
- 00:16
registration needs a little horseradish or something just to like you know wake [Woman sniffs horseradish while in bed]
- 00:20
you up specifically a shelf registration is a kind of public offering where banks
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- 00:26
and other fiduciary fancy institutions can offer new securities in companies
- 00:32
without going through the myriad dance steps needed for a full-contact naked
- 00:37
IPO and usually a shelf registration applies in the situation where a company [Man discussing shelf registration in a club]
- 00:41
in a similar business might be offering the same product but in different
- 00:45
geographies like a company drilling oil pipelines in the southeast might file to [Oil pipeline appears]
- 00:50
raise money just from investors in that area while doing a similar offering in
- 00:54
the northwest in middle America and maybe even out of the country in this
- 00:59
situation the business dynamics are almost identical in each area because
- 01:03
like oil is oil right with the one exception of specific regional laws that [Wolves appear from woods]
- 01:08
may differ like you gotta be really careful about polluting the Everglades
- 01:11
in Florida and well, lakes in general and some
- 01:14
people care a lot about that and some people don't like people in the
- 01:17
northwest are a whole lot more sensitive to polluting arsenic on their moose then
- 01:21
are the kindly loving citizens of kamchatka in I think that's in eastern [Man appears with moose in Russia]
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Russia in making this kind of shelf offering the filings are essentially in
- 01:30
piles on a shelf with a few pages changed for each flavor of filing you
- 01:34
know simplifies things a lot they are then sent out to the relevant investors
- 01:38
who then do their own assessments as to whether or not they want to buy in well [Woman investor looking at folder]
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the investment system can come in the form of warrants, convertible bonds,
- 01:46
series of equities in various shapes and forms but companies appreciate the
- 01:50
ability to file shelf registrations because of the dramatic reduction in
- 01:54
paper cost lawyer fees and well, filing experiences where the auditors first
- 01:59
comment is you know turn your head and cough...stop polluting and you won't [Doctor asks patient to turn head and cough]
- 02:03
cough so much
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