Federal regulators recently announced the first of what could be many sweeping changes to the accessibility to capital by the business community. For 80 years, a general solicitation ban has been in place limiting the ways in which hedge funds, venture capitalists and startups could raise money, relying on word-of-mouth and private communication to generate interest in their investment opportunities. The changes set forth in rules adopted by the S...
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