Regulation A is having a moment.
With SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stating that the Commission is looking to “better facilitate retail investor participation in private markets while preserving their protection with appropriate safeguards,” and a 2026 regulatory agenda explicitly built around capital formation, Regulation A is having a moment. Founders with a following are taking notice, and pitch decks increasingly include […]
Why IPO Candidates Should Consider Regulation A First
Financial newsletters are coalescing around the idea that 2026 will be the year of IPOs. To their credit, a number of high-profile offerings look likely to occur—SpaceX, AI players OpenAI and Anthropic, fitness app Strava, and others have already filed confidentially or announced plans for IPOs later in the year. However, especially for consumer-based companies, […]
Crowdfunding is for everyone.
One thing I will never get tired of working in this space is the variety of companies that have been able to effectively utilize offerings under Regulation CF and Regulation A. These exemptions are versatile, and allow for companies to raise funds whether they have no interest in being more than a neighborhood restaurant, or […]