"Preceded by a Prospectus"

What this video covers

• The four transaction types that trigger the pre-vote prospectus delivery rule, and why a straightforward cash purchase with no security-holder approval does not
• The exact delivery deadline: before the vote or before the earliest possible consent date, never measured against the deal closing date
• Why a prospectus delivered after the vote or consent fails the rule completely, even if it eventually reaches every holder
• Who must receive the prospectus: all security holders of record entitled to vote or consent, excluding non-voting holders
• The required delivery address: the address of record on the corporation's transfer records, not a last-known address or unofficial email
• How exam writers bait you with helpful-sounding but wrong alternatives like last-known addresses or post-vote delivery