A legal blog on private funds, startups, and venture capital.
A legal blog on private funds, startups, and venture capital.
Tag Regulation D
Can a friends and family round include non-accredited investors? Should it?
The so-called “friends and family” round is often the first capital raise a new startup will engage in. Many entrepreneurs often go into it without any knowledge of securities laws and as a result, end up violating them, sometimes with…
Angel Capital Association Weighs in on Proposed “Bad Actor” Rule
Previously, I discussed the impact that the proposed “bad actor” rule will have on angel financings and offerings of interests in private investment funds. By prohibiting the use of Rule 506 of Regulation D in connection with any offering which…
Is due diligence going to get a whole lot more complicated for angel financings and fund offerings?
In recent rule-making, the SEC, at Congress’s behest, has proposed a rule that will increase due diligence requirements for Rule 506 offerings, which are the type of securities offering most frequently used by startups for their seed and angel rounds…