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The first official step to pursuing a Reg A+ offering is to file Form 1A also known as the Regulation A+ Offering Statement. This document serves as a notice of the proposed offering, waiving registration requirements for the next 12 month period.

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We have compiled the Do’s and Don’ts of marketing your Reg A+ raise. Remember these four steps and you will be off to the races!

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Regulation A+ is a great alternative to an IPO because it is cheaper and involves less paperwork. This doesn’t mean that you can do it yourself. There is an army of professionals that you need along the way to help make your raise a success.

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Regulation A,B,C,D…….Z! Does one need to be a lawyer to navigate the capital raising process in the US? The most frequently asked question is what is the difference between Regulation A and Regulation D.

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Private and public companies can engage in private placements, offerings that are not registered with the SEC, to raise funds from investors. Private placements are not subject to some of the laws and regulations that are designed to protect investors, such as the disclosure requirements that apply to registered offerings and are deemed very risky.

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Continue marketing until you reach your goal amount. This can take 2-4 months up to a maximum of 12 months is allowed after the offering is qualified. Only ⅓ of Reg A+ raises reach their goal amounts. Don’t leave marketing until it’s too late. Contact us today at www.publicyield.capital

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a private company goes public and issues shares on a stock exchange to retail investors. This is the main capital raising strategy for companies looking to scale.

A Reg A+ offering issues shares to retail investors, so is considered to be a mini-IPO or a substitute to traditional capital markets. Yet, in a Reg A+ offering, the company remains private. 

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There are a myriad of options for American companies to raise money in the US. Title II of the JOBS Act allows entrepreneurs to raise an unlimited amount of money from accredited investors only, which is incredibly difficult.

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Regulation A+ is a great tool for American entrepreneurs to raise capital. However, not everyone is eligible.  First of all, only companies organized in and with their principal place of business in the United States or Canada can use Regulation A. Since the main purpose of Regulation A is to jump start the American economy, Americans starting companies in Europe, Latin America etc. do not fit the bill.

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Regulation A+ has been around since 2016 as an alternative route for Americans to raise capital and help jump start the US economy. It is an exemption from registration for public offerings and a way for private startups to issue shares to retail investors.

Regulation A+ is a great way for private companies to raise money from retail investors. Entrepreneurs should be ready for the massive time and capital commitments. There is an army of professionals you need along the way including lawyers, accountants, transfer agents, marketing and more! It takes money to make money.

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