New rules would expand the definition of “accredited investors"
| August 28, 2007 |  View for printing |
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed long-anticipated, new regulations in defining the requirements of an “Accredited Investor” for purposes of Regulation D (or Reg D) offerings.
If you recall, Reg D refers to certain alternative safe harbor rules promulgated by the SEC that enable a company to sell its securities without registering them. The overwhelming majority of private offerings fall under (or should fall under) one or more rule exemptions under Reg D.
Matt Storms
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