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Investment Banking Due Diligence Forms

Young America Capital requires the following documents before accepting a new investment banking engagement. Your YAC banker will confirm which forms apply to your transaction.

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Engagement Deal Memorandum

Company profile, expected transaction terms, principal investors and financial information, reviewed by YAC Compliance.

The company 2 Open PDF

Background & Credit Check Authorization

Authorizes YAC to obtain background and consumer credit reports as part of client acceptance.

Each company principal 1 Open PDF

Certification of Beneficial Owner(s)

Identifies each owner of 25% or more of the company (10% for non-U.S. companies) and one individual with significant management responsibility.

Individual opening the account 2 Open PDF

Corporate Authorization Resolution

Certified board resolution naming the officer authorized to sign on the company's behalf.

Corporate secretary 1 Open PDF

Submitting forms

Completed forms include personal identification numbers and financial information. Do not send them by standard email. Your YAC banker will provide a secure method of delivery.

Why this information is required

As a registered broker-dealer, YAC is required to verify the identity of its clients and their owners under federal anti-money-laundering rules and FINRA Rule 2090 (Know Your Customer).

Young America Capital, LLC is registered with the SEC and MSRB and is a member of FINRA. Submitting these forms does not create an engagement. The terms of any engagement are set out solely in a written agreement signed by both parties. This page is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.

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