Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933 offers a crucial framework for private capital raising in the United States. It enables businesses to offer and sell securities without registering with the SEC, provided certain conditions are met. One of the key...
Regulation D is a cornerstone of private securities offerings, providing a streamlined framework for companies to raise capital without the need for full SEC registration. Designed to reduce the administrative and financial burden on issuers, Regulation D fosters...
You may or may not remember having to provide true & correct certifications in your lifetime, but they are often required when doing things such as registering a new fund or applying for a new bank account. Other times they are required when providing true and...
An accredited investor is basically an individual or entity that the SEC considers wealthy enough to absorb considerable financial loss from a failed investment opportunity that involves securities or platforms that are less regulated and require fewer disclosures...
Merchandise can be bought with Bitcoins with anonymity. No central bank issues or regulates Bitcoin. This allows for easier and cheaper international payments using Bitcoins. Bitcoin can be attractive to small businesses because there are no credit card fees. But some...