The SEC issued a report evaluating the definition of “accredited investor” as part of its obligations under the Dodd-Frank Act. Perhaps most significantly, the report recommends modifications to the definition that could drastically change capital fundraising and the ability for issuers to rely on exemptions from registering their securities offerings. Currently, accredited investors are defined […]
The SEC issued a report evaluating the definition of “accredited investor” as part of its obligations under the Dodd-Frank Act. Perhaps most significantly, the report recommends modifications to the definition that could drastically change capital fundraising and the ability for issuers to rely on exemptions from registering their securities offerings. Currently, accredited investors are defined […]
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