Private placements have expedited SEC scrutiny because the sale of securities to the private institutions do not have to be registered with SEC, unlike the IPOs.
Option A is incorrect because private placements do not require public disclosure of the firm's financial information.
Option B is incorrect because private placements are not sold to the general public, but to the private institutions.
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