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JOBS Act – The Old Rules Still Apply

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Joe Wallin

As we wrote last week, the most exciting provisions of the JOBS Act, at least for private companies–the repeal of the ban on general solicitation in all accredited offerings and crowdfunding–are not yet effective and won’t be effective until the … Continue reading →

Posted in Financings, Startups | Tagged capital, crowdfunding, JOBS Act, offering, Reg D, Rule 506, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), solicitation, solicitation for funding, Venture Capital | 8 Comments

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