Raising Capital
Are you in need of raising capital for your business start-up or business expansion?
Most businesses will grow to a point that personal credit or small business loans are insufficient to provide for business expansion. If you are a new business it is often impossible to qualify for the loan necessary to begin your venture, in some cases the collateral or credit may be inadequate to qualify for the appropriate loan. If this describes you then it is time to consider raising capital through alternative methods.
When considering raising capital for businesses most people think of taking out an SBA loan. Lately the SBA solution has been difficult at best to qualify.
There are more efficient ways to raise capital through exemptions that have been authorized through the Securities Act of 1933. These exemptions are outlined in a series of regulations from A to S. The most commonly used exemptions are found under Regulation D, specifically Section 504, 505, and 506.
Other potentially offerings are SCOR (Small Corporate Offering Registration), Regulation A Section 3(b) Small Securities Offering, and the most common of all is the IPO (Initial Public Offering).
Follow the links to find out more about each of these offerings.
Regulation D 504 - Limited Offer and Sales of Securities Not Exceeding $1 million.
Regulation D 505 - Limited Offer and Sales of Securities Not Exceeding $5 million.
Regulation D 506 - Limited Offer and Sales Without Regard to Dollar Amount.
SCOR (Small Corporate Offering Registration) - Limited Offer and Sales of Securities Not Exceeding $1 million from Rule 504.
Regulation A under Section 3(b) of the Securities Act - Exempt From Registration Public Offerings Not to Exceed $5 million.
Why use a Regulation D Offering
Regulation D Basics
Debt Funding through Regulation D
Raising Capital through the Internet
Service Offering
Additional Information:
Regulation D Documentation
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