Non-accredited investors are estimated to constitute approximately 92% of the U.S. population. Yet 
restrictive rules governing exempt offerings have significantly limited their freedom to invest in private offerings and prevented or discouraged issuers from selling them privately offered securities. But in a recently issued concept release, the Securities and Exchange Commission has signaled a
SEC Exempt Offering Concept Release Seeks Comment on Ideas to Ease Restrictions on Sales to Non-Accredited Investors
companies, dollars raised by VC funds and dollar value of exits by VC-backed companies, according to the 
street as “JOBS Act 3.0”, which is the latest iteration of the effort
A recent report on the state of Regulation Crowdfunding published by a major crowdfunding advisory firm is cause for both celebration and renewed reform efforts. The $100 million aggregate funding milestone and the prorated year over year growth data indicate that the market, while still in its infancy, is growing at a nice pace. Nevertheless,
the JOBS Act on the U.S. capital markets and its effect on capital
The just completed IPO of Snap Inc. has received enormous buzz and plenty of press coverage, mostly about its eye-popping 
standard, (ii) create a new intrastate exemption, Rule 147A, which allows use of the internet and other forms