The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is meeting Wednesday to discuss some dollar, dollar bills. More specifically, it is voting on new regulations that would make it easier for companies to raise more money from investors before going public, according to Michael Raneri in Forbes.
“These changes to the little-used Regulation A will create an attractive new option for mature, private companies that want to provide liquidity for early investors or raise capital without going public,” he says. If passed, Raneri pegs the new regulation as an “IPO-lite,” which would create an intermediate capital formation step “on the road to going public.”
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