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This Base Prospectus outlines the program for the issuance of Euro Medium-Term Notes and other debt securities by General Electric Capital Corporation and its subsidiaries, including details about

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How to fill out BASE PROSPECTUS

1. Begin with the title page, including the name of the issuing company.
2. Include a summary section outlining key information about the offering.
3. Detail the risk factors associated with the investment.
4. Provide information about the use of proceeds from the offering.
5. Describe the company's business operations and financial condition.
6. Include details about the management and corporate governance structure.
7. List the terms and conditions of the securities being offered.
8. Disclose taxation information relevant to potential investors.
9. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and include any necessary legal statements.
10. Conclude with contact information for investor queries.

Who needs BASE PROSPECTUS?

1. Investors considering purchasing securities.
2. Financial institutions involved in the offering process.
3. Regulatory bodies requiring disclosure for compliance.
4. Legal advisors assisting in the preparation and review of the document.
5. Analysts assessing the investment's risks and returns.

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Where can I find a prospectus?

In the U.S., all companies filing with the SEC must supply their documentation to a service known as EDGAR, or the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval System. The EDGAR website allows you to get all the filings of a company, including its prospectus and annual reports, which include financial statements.

What does prospectus mean?

A prospectus is a written document that provides all material information about an offering of securities, and is the primary sales tool of the company that issues the securities (called the issuer) and broker-dealers that market the offering for the issuer (called underwriters).

What is a prospectus in English?

A prospectus is a written catalog or brochure that offers a plan, as of school courses to take or stocks to buy. The idea of a prospectus is to offer a variety of options and a plan of action. One goal of a prospectus is to present the positive features of something in order to attract a desired participant.

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What is BASE PROSPECTUS?

A Base Prospectus is a legal document that provides details about a company's securities offering, serving as a comprehensive guide for potential investors.

Who is required to file BASE PROSPECTUS?

Companies that plan to offer securities to the public, particularly those listed on a stock exchange or seeking to raise capital, are required to file a Base Prospectus.

How to fill out BASE PROSPECTUS?

To fill out a Base Prospectus, companies must provide accurate information about the securities offered, including financial data, risk factors, and business descriptions, typically using prescribed templates or guidelines set forth by regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of BASE PROSPECTUS?

The purpose of a Base Prospectus is to disclose essential information to potential investors, helping them make informed decisions regarding the purchase of securities and ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

What information must be reported on BASE PROSPECTUS?

A Base Prospectus must report information such as details on the issuer, type of securities, financial statements, risk factors, use of proceeds, and other material information that could influence an investor's decision.