Or. Admin. Code § 441-065-0150 - Escrow of Proceeds
(1) An escrow,
or similar arrangement, must be established where, because of the nature of the
intended use of the funds or the nature of the project or business plan, a
minimum amount must be raised within or outside this state in order for the
project to get underway with a reasonable chance of success even if no
additional capital is raised.
(2)
When an escrow is required:
(a) The escrow
agent shall be an institution licensed to conduct banking, savings and loan,
trust or other escrow activities or a licensed professional whose requirements
of licensure requires the segregation of funds of others into fiduciary trust
accounts; but it cannot be the issuer, a promoter of an issuer to be formed, or
an affiliate of such issuer or promoter;
(b) The escrow terms shall include
instructions that the funds placed into escrow shall be held in trust for the
benefit of the investors and shall not be released to the issuer until the
minimum amount of funds set forth in the application for registration has been
raised; and
(c) The provisions of
this section may be satisfied by the holding of the funds without formal escrow
arrangement by a person described in subsection (3)(a) of this rule, until the
minimum amount of funds has been received for the account of the
purchasers.
(3) The
requirements of this rule may be waived by the Director upon a showing that an
escrow is not necessary and that investor rights are adequately
protected.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 59.085 & 59.285
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 59.085 & 59.065
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