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Regulation A offerings, often dubbed Reg A+, allow for the most capitalization through an investment exemption under the Securities Act of 1933, allowing companies to unlock the door to public investment through a qualification process short-cutting the traditional registration process with the...

Navigating the world of startup funding often hinges on understanding the types of investors. Who they are—from angel investors with their mentorship prospects to venture capitalists eyeing robust growth potential—can dictate the support, resources, and direction of your business venture. Get ready...

When raising capital, it’s essential for issuers to understand the key differences between Regulation D Rules 506b and 506c. The primary distinctions hinge on investor eligibility, fundraising advertising, and the steps required to verify accredited investors. Rule 506b allows for a mix...

If you’re delving into the world of private investments, you might wonder: what is an accredited investor? An accredited investor is someone who meets certain financial or licensing criteria established by the SEC, such as earning a substantial annual income or possessing...

Interested in how to start a REIT? Setting up a Real Estate Investment Trust requires careful planning and adherence to specific guidelines. Here, we break down the must-know facets: selecting a REIT type, navigating legal requirements, securing funding, and operating your trust....