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What companies can use Regulation A+ to raise capital?FAQ

Any U.S. or Canadian company in good standing can use Regulation A+ funding to raise capital.  Reg A+ best suits successful companies that want to raise between $2million and $75million* per year.  Typically mid stage ...

What is Testing The Waters in Regulation A+?FAQ

Testing The Waters (TestingTheWaters(TM) enables companies to test market themselves to see if there is enough investor interest to make a Regulation A+ capital raise successfully. The SEC created this program so ...

What is the "TestTheWaters™" program in Regulation A +?FAQ

Manhattan Street Capital gives companies the opportunity to “TestTheWaters™” and get feedback from prospective investors to help improve offerings. Companies can solicit non-binding IndicationsOfInterest(TM) of investment dollars from prospective investor ...

How is Regulation A + different from Kickstarter?FAQ

With Kickstarter, individuals donate money to help fund creative projects or pre-order products before they come to market, but those contributors have no ownership. With Manhattan Street Capital, companies are selling shares or borrowing money from the i ...

How many investors are allowed in Regulation A+?FAQ

How many investors are allowed in Regulation A+? Reg A+ provides an exemption for securities issued in a Tier 2 offering from the registration requirements of Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act as long as the issuer (the company selling shares) uses a regi ...

What Kind Of Audit Is Needed For Tier 2 Regulation A+ Offering?FAQ

In the case of a Tier 2 offering, issuers must provide audited financial statements for the prior two years (if the company has existed that long, otherwise for the actual life of the company) in the offering statement and annual reports. For example, a o ...

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