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{{a|repack|}[[Rule 144A]] is an exemption to the requirement under the [[Securities Act]] to register any offering of securities. The exemption arises for private placements of securities (usually [[debt securities]] to “[[Qualified institutional buyer|Qualified Institutional Buyer]]s” — sophisticated institutional players, saucily referred to by one and all as “[[QIB]]s” — who are the US equivalent of [[Professional client|professional clients]] or [[Eligible counterparties - FCA Rulebook Term|eligible counterparties]] in the FCA’s argot. | |||
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