SIE practice questionmediumRegulation A+
Regulation A+ allows eligible companies to:
- AAvoid all federal regulation
- BSell unlimited securities to only accredited investors
- CConduct only private placements
- DRaise limited amounts of capital from the public without full SEC registration✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — Raise limited amounts of capital from the public without full SEC registration
Regulation A+ permits small offerings with reduced disclosure. It is not limited to private placements or accredited investors, nor does it exempt all regulation.
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