Under the new Regulation A+ rules, companies can raise up to $75million from accredited and non-accredited investors. This is great news for women led companies who are in desperate need of funding, but have historically been marginalized or underfunded by VC’s. To learn more: Mark Roderick, "A Regulation A+ Primer," Flaster Greenberg.
John Shires, Founder and former Executive Director at Neighbourhood Energy in Victoria Australia, shares advice for turning around a company.
How the passing of the PATH Act will make life easier for investors.
There is a lot to consider before launching a new business -- from funding to personal well-being. How can you do it right?
Lipkin is doubtful investors will jump quickly, but Turner has an optimistic perspective on what the SEC’s new legislation allows growth companies — and their investors — to do.
There is no official policy in place to verify accredited investors -- but companies can take reasonable steps to ensure that the people who are investing are really who they say they are.
Crowd-funding is now seeing the benefit of SEC qualification through Title IV of the JOBS Act -- Regulation A+ funding.
Venture capitalists, angel investors, crowd funding, or Regulation A+ funding? Which route is best for raising capital for your company?
Investing in Startups: Ever wonder how to invest in the next big startup company? It recently became easier for investors of all income levels.
Improve your chances of landing investors for your company with these industry tips.
