Regulation S Definition

Regulation S

Definition

A regulation by the SEC to control U.S. stock sold outside the United States. It allows companies to not register their stock sold outside the U.S., and makes it easier for foreign investors to purchase the stock of U.S. companies. The regulation was created in 1990.

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