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Raising Capital? 3 Tips for Entrepreneurs

Scott Edward Walker

As a general rule, a company may not offer or sell its securities unless (i) the securities have been registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and registered/qualified with applicable state commissions; or (ii) there is an applicable exemption from registration.

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SEC Expands “Accredited Investor” Definition

Scott Edward Walker

This past Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted amendments expanding the definition of “accredited investor” to include individuals who hold certain professional certifications/licenses or have certain “credentials,” as determined by the SEC. Current Definition of “Accredited Investor”.

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Is crowdfunding legal?

Startup Company Lawyer

Crowdfunding: Its Practical Effect May Be Unclear Until SEC Rulemaking is Complete. On April 23, 2012, the SEC published guidance reminding issuers that “any offers or sale of securities purporting to rely on the crowdfunding exemption would be unlawful under federal securities laws” until the SEC adopts new rules.

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Using warrants to pump up your VC valuation

www.mattbartus.com

I am a Partner at Cooley LLP who represents startups and emerging growth companies throughout their lifecycle, from incorporation, through financing to an acquisition or IPO. Pingback: Best Paul Graham Essays, Articles, Startup Stories, Advice for startups [live list] [80] | iamstarting - talks with Indian founders. link] Matt Bartus.

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