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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...
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:...
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...
Regulation A+ (Reg A+) is best described as a capital-raising method rather than a "tool." It is a legal framework established by the Securities and Exchange Commission...
I'm Rod Turner, founder and CEO of Manhattan Street Capital. I've spent decades in the capital markets (including taking two companies public on NASDAQ) and I've watched...
If you're considering a Reg A+ offering, understand this: there's no SEC requirement to use a broker-dealer. And for most companies, adding one creates more problems...
JASTLabs Corporation Signals Public Market Intent as Focus on Women's Health Intensifies
JASTLabs initiates U.S. public financing preparations for approval of non-...