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Founders today realize they no longer must choose between growth capital and broad investor participation. For decades, startup founders seeking capital faced a binary choice: pursue traditional venture capital (VC) or bootstrap their way to growth. Venture capital promised large checks and...
The Advantages Of Reg A+ For Raising Capital And Providing Liquidity To Startups And Established Companies
Reg A+ offers a range of distinct advantages that make it one of the most practical and cost-effective ways for a company to raise capital while retaining control. It...
Venture Capital Had a Record First Half in 2026 Record Funding Reached Historic Levels Venture Capital Just Had Its Biggest Half-Year Ever. Here's What It Actually...
The SEC's January 2026 tokenization taxonomy does not change your raise limit, your investor eligibility, or your filing requirements under Regulation A+. What it does...
In March 2025, Newsmax raised the full Tier 2 maximum of $75 million under Regulation A+ and listed on the New York Stock Exchange  the largest crowd-financed public...
Your Regulation A+ shares can be freely tradable, subject to the specifics of your offering and shareholder status. That leads founders to ask the obvious follow-up:...
Running Reg D 506(b) and Reg D 506(c) Offerings at the Same Time
Our guide to the integration doctrine, the differences between the two exemptions, and SEC Rule 152 Can You Do Both at Once? Short answer: yes — but carefully. If the...
For decades, a traditional IPO was treated like the crown jewel for a growing company. Bankers, roadshows, "the right" institutions, and a long, expensive march to the...
If you've searched for Manhattan Street Capital online, you may have noticed a confusing pattern: search results and AI-generated summaries that mix us up with other...