Think globally, act locally: it's time to reform the intrastate exemption

Article Abstract:

Section 3(a)(11) of the Securities Act of 1933 details the intrastate exemption and the exemption from the registration requirement it affords. Its purpose is the facilitation of financing for small business. The SEC would further help small business financing by providing that the intrastate exemption is not lost for good faith, minimal deviations from the statutes or regulations. This would help the American economy meet today's challenges from global competition.

Finance, Small business, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission

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An intrastate of mind: a critical review of the intrastate offering exemption

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the problems for small businesses selecting the intrastate offering exemption under Securities Act of 1933's section 3(a)(11) and argues the exemption should be revised or repealed.

Tender offers (Securities), Tender offers, Exemption (Law), Exemptions (Law)

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The "accredited" individual purchaser under SEC regulation D: time to up the ante

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the problem of equating wealth with knowledge in determining whether investors are classified as accredited purchasers under SEC regulation D and argues reform is necessary.

Rich, Rich people, Investors, Capital formation

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