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Does Manhattan Street Capital do Title II or Title III equity Crowdfunding?FAQ
SUMMARIZE TITLE IV REGULATION A+ FOR ME ...
What is a good way for me to raise capital to pay for the Reg A+?FAQ
One approach to consider is that Angel or VC investors that invest in your company to pay for the cost of the Regulation A+ offering can sell all or some of the shares they purchase in the Reg A+ offering ...
Can Canadian Investors invest in a Reg A+ offering?FAQ
Canadian regulators, Ontario especially, take the view that accepting money from Canadian investors amounts to offering deals in their jurisdiction. So the issuer must get qualified in each province in Canada in which ...
What reports must I file with the SEC after my Reg A+ completes?FAQ
When a Reg A+ Tier 1 issuer completes it's Reg A+ it is required to file a Form 1-Z which states the amount of capital raised among other things. Tier 2 issuers are not required to report how much ...
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What is FundAthena?FAQ
FundAthena launched May 16th 2015, making it the world’s first online Regulation A+ platform. FundAthena is a division of Manhattan Street Capital. Companies that are led by women or by truly gender diverse ...
What kind of funding is not allowed under Reg A+?FAQ
and non-reporting public companies are allowed to use Regulation A+. Development stage ...
Can I do a management buyout or a Spinout using Reg A+?FAQ
Yes. If you form a new corporate entity with properly prepared pro forma financials then you can raise up to $75 million* per year by doing a Regulation A+ offering. You can use this method to raise growth capital ...
Is it Possible To Raise Capital For a Venture Capital Fund Using Reg A+?FAQ
Venture Capital Funds that use 60% or more in simple debt for certain specialized loan types and 40% or less in equity holdings, can raise capital through Reg A+. The relevant SEC regulations are Sections 3(c)(5)(A) ...