Raise Capital in the Private Market
Connect with investors and raise capital through structured private placements. NASD's Private Market supports equity and debt transactions in a controlled, transparent environment.
What is the NASD Private Market?
The NASD Private Market is a platform that enables companies to raise capital through private placements of securities, including equities and debt instruments such as bonds.
It provides a structured environment where issuers can connect with qualified investors, supported by licensed intermediaries who manage the transaction process from structuring to allotment.
This market is ideal for companies seeking funding without going through a full public listing, while still maintaining transparency and investor confidence.
- Equity and debt fundraising
- Structured private placements
- Supported by licensed intermediaries
- Exit through secondary trading
Key Participants in the Private Market
Issuers (Company)
Raises capital by offering securities to investors.
Investors
Provide capital in exchange for equity or debt instruments.
Issuing House
Structures the transaction, prepares documentation, and manages the offering process.
Transaction Sponsor
Oversees execution and supports the allotment process to ensure proper distribution of securities.
Designed for Growth and Structured Investments
See all the benefits the NASD Private Market offers to different participants
Issuers
- Raise capital without full public listing
- Structure debt offerings
- Access institutional and qualified investors
- Maintain control over ownership
How Private Market Transactions Work
See how companies raise capital and investors participate through a structured, step-by-step process.
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Step 1 — Deal Structuring
The issuing house works with the company to structure the offering.
Step 2 — Investor Engagement
The opportunity is presented to qualified investors.
Step 3 — Subscription
Interested investors commit capital to the offering.
Step 4 — Allotment
The transaction sponsor oversees allocation of securities to investors.
Step 5 — Completion
The transaction is finalised and securities are issued.
FAQs
Some of the commonly asked questions about participating in the NASD Private Market.
What is the NASD Private Market?
It is a platform that allows companies to raise capital privately from selected investors.Who is the Private Market designed for?
It is built for growing companies that want funding without going fully public.What type of securities can be offered?
Companies can offer private equity, structured investments, and other approved instruments.How is the Private Market different from the OTC market?
The Private Market focuses on controlled, private deals, while OTC supports open trading of securities.Who can invest in the Private Market?
Only approved or qualified investors can participate in these offerings.What are the benefits of using the Private Market?
It gives access to capital, offers more control, and has flexible entry requirements.Is the Private Market regulated?
Yes. It operates under NASD and follows regulatory guidelines for investor protection.Do I need an advisor to participate?
Yes. Companies usually work with licensed advisors or market operators.Is information about deals publicly available?
No. Access is limited to approved participants to keep transactions private.How do I get started on the Private Market?
You can Contact NASD or work with an authorized operator to begin the process.
Start Your Private Market Journey
Whether you are raising capital or looking for new investment opportunities, NASD provides the structure and support to participate in the private market.