Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) Narrative review
Private placement memorandum narrative under Reg D + state blue-sky. Only the prose is checked.
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What it checks
Issuer + offering overview
PPM must include issuer description + offering overview (security type, amount, use of proceeds).
Critical · REG-025
Risk-factor section (material risks)
PPM must include risk-factor section describing material risks specific to the offering.
Critical · REG-026
Suitability standards + investor qualifications
PPM must state investor-qualification / suitability standards (accredited investor / sophistication).
Critical · REG-027
Subscription procedure + minimum / maximum
PPM must describe subscription procedure and any minimum / maximum.
Critical · REG-028
Transfer restrictions + securities-law legend
PPM must address transfer restrictions + Rule 144 / restricted-securities legend.
Critical · REG-029
Conflicts of interest disclosure
PPM must disclose material conflicts of interest.
Critical · REG-030
Tax considerations
PPM should include material tax considerations.
Warning · REG-031
State blue-sky notice + selling-agent compliance
PPM must address state blue-sky notice filings + selling-agent registration.
Warning · REG-032
Prose only — financial statements and filing schemas are not checked
States on every regulatory-filing analysis that Vaulytica checks only the drafter's prose — not financial statements, numbers, or filing schemas.
Note · REG-040
Every run also applies 113 general checks that belong to any agreement: structure, parties and signatures, defined terms, cross-references, dates, amounts, and one-sided terms.
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