Private markets continue to reshape the capital-raising landscape, bringing new regulatory considerations and practical challenges for issuers and their advisors. As exempt offerings remain the dominant method of raising capital, practitioners must stay current on evolving disclosure expectations, increased regulatory scrutiny, and the practical realities of conducting a private offering in today’s market environment.
Gary Ross, co-chair of the long-running Regulation D and Private Placements program, will participate in Georgetown Law’s webinar, “The New World of Regulation D Offerings and Private Placements – A Midyear Update,” a timely discussion examining key developments affecting Regulation D offerings and private capital formation in 2026. The program will explore what a “private” offering means in practice today, emerging trends in private markets, and the evolving regulatory landscape governing exempt securities offerings.
The webinar marks Georgetown Law School’s becoming the new home of the Regulation D and Private Placements program, which for more than four decades has served as a leading forum for discussion of developments in private securities offerings.