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Proposed Rules Governing Regulation Crowdfunding
Proposed Rules Governing Regulation Crowdfunding
Proposed Rules Governing Regulation Crowdfunding
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The JOBS Act has changed the financial landscape. Title II is for deals for less than $1 million. The SEC is still struggling with final rules.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 29, 2014
ISBN9781311441140
Proposed Rules Governing Regulation Crowdfunding
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Private Placement Handbook Series

After getting a JD from Stanford Law School, a MA from the University of Chicago, a diploma from the University College London, and working as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, Doug was a member of the California bar for 40 years, during which time he founded a series of law reporting services now owned by Thomson-Reuters. Doug specializes in debt and equity crowdfunding. He helps small business identify and solicit sources of private equity. Doug monitors a LinkedIn discussion group, State Securities Regulation, with 1500 members. Connect with Douglas Slain: LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/douglasslain Facebook: http://facebook.com/douglas.slain Twitter: https://twitter.com/exemptofferings Blog: http://www.privateplacementadvisors.com/apps/blog Web site: http://privateplacementadvisors.com

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    Proposed Rules Governing Regulation Crowdfunding - Private Placement Handbook Series

    PROPOSED RULES GOVERNING REGULATION CROWDFUNDING

    Raising money in the time frame between friends and family and VCs

    Editor: Douglas Slain

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    Smashwords Edition

    In September 2013 the SEC made the most significant change to Federal securities law in the last 80 years.

    Learn how start-ups and small businesses can now use general solicitation to raise money online.

    Private Placement Publications, Inc.

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    San Rafael, CA 94903

    © Copyright 2014 Private Placements Publications, Inc.

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction and background

    1 Proposed Rules Governing Intermediaries

    2 Proposed Rules Governing Capital Raises and the Integration Doctrine

    3 Proposed Rules Governing Issuer Disclosures Non-Financial Disclosure Requirements

    4 Proposed Rules Governing Reporting Requirements

    5 Proposed Rules Governing Issuer Advertising

    6 Proposed Rules Governing Re-Sales

    7 Proposed Rules Governing Disqualifications and Waivers

    8 Proposed Rules Governing Exemption from Section 12(g of the Exchange Act

    9 Proposed Rules Governing Statutory Liability of Portals

    10 Highlights of Comments on Proposed Rules Regarding Financial Statements

    About the Editor

    Introduction and background

    Title III of the JOBS Act added Section 4(6) to the Securities Act to provide an exemption from the registration provisions of the Securities Act for crowdfunding transactions involving the offering of securities, and added Section 4A to the Securities Act to set forth the requirements for issuers and intermediaries, liability provisions, and certain other matters relating to crowdfunding. In addition, Title III amended various provisions of the Exchange Act in connection with the crowdfunding provisions.

    The JOBS Act requires the Commission to adopt a number of rules implementing crowdfunding, including the following:

    1. Rules to carry out Section 4(6) and Section 4A of the Securities Act, pursuant to Section

    302(c) of the JOBS Act;

    2. Rules to provide for disqualifications of issuers, brokers or funding portals pursuant to

    Section 302(d) of the JOBS Act;

    3. Rules to exempt, conditionally or unconditionally, the requirement for a registered funding portal to register as a broker or dealer under Section 15(a)(1) of the Exchange

    Act, pursuant to Section 304(a) of the

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