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Offering Circular

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Offering Circular
An abbreviated prospectus detailing the structure and goals of an investment company such as a mutual fund. The SEC requires that investment companies file prospecti before issuing shares. These often contain a great deal of information that many investors do not need in order to make an investment decision. Generally speaking, offering circulars contain relevant information, such as the terms of purchase, the amount of the load (if any), the fund's investment strategy, and perhaps historical financial statements. See also: Greensheet.

offering circular
An abbreviated prospectus that describes a new securities issue.


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Copies of the Offering Circular may be obtained only in the state of Alaska and only from: Alaska Professional Sports Inc.
Pavilion exhibitors and IFA members need only include company Uniform Franchise Offering Circulars in English as proof of franchisor status, instead of providing a company disclosure document in French.
7 percent current LTV ratio based on the most recent valuation as reported in the offering circular.
 
 
 
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