Vintage Filings launches SEC Reg ABS product

Published November 16, 2005 12:00 AM EST 1 Min Read

Vintage Filings launched its new ABS Filings on Demand product, aimed at issuers seeking to alleviate the burden placed on them by the Securities & Exchange Commission‘s Regulation AB, which goes into effect Jan. 1. With its new service, Vintage will electronically file term sheets, computational materials, and collateral term sheets registered with the new Form S-3, according to the company. “With the new SEC regulations set to go into effect at the beginning of the year, we decided to offer our customers what they have come to expect, a cutting edge filings product that achieves their SEC compliance needs, while allowing them to focus on their core business, said Vintage CEO Shai Stern.

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