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SEC Publishes CD&I On Exempt Offerings; Accredited Investor Guidance – Part 2

On March 12, 2025, the SEC published several updates to its compliance and disclosure interpretations (“CD&I”) related to exempt offerings.  Two of the new C&DI clarify acceptable processes for verifying accredited investor status in a Rule 506(c) offering.  On the same day the SEC issued no-action relief providing further detail on affirming accredited investor status.  Part 1 of this blog series discussed the two rule 506(c) C&DI and no action letter – see HERE.   This Part 2 will continue a review of the remaining substantive CD&I.

Confidential Filing of Form 1-A

Modified CD&I question 182.01 confirms that when a confidentially filed Form 1-A is made public by choosing “Disseminate Draft Offering Statement” in the EDGAR database, it will have satisfied the requirements to make prior confidential information public.  The prior CD&I on this topic required an issuer to file, as an exhibit to its public Form 1-A, any related non-public correspondence.  The SEC will now undertake to make

SEC Proposed Rule Changes For Exempt Offerings – Part 2

On March 4, 2020, the SEC published proposed rule changes to harmonize, simplify and improve the exempt offering framework.  The SEC had originally issued a concept release and request for public comment on the subject in June 2019 (see HERE).  The proposed rule changes indicate that the SEC has been listening to capital markets participants and is supporting increased access to private offerings for both businesses and a larger class of investors.  Together with the proposed amendments to the accredited investor definition (see HERE), the new rules could have as much of an impact on the capital markets as the JOBS Act has had since its enactment in 2012.

The 341-page rule release provides a comprehensive overhaul to the exempt offering and integration rules worthy of in-depth discussion.  As such, I will break it down over a series of blogs, with the second blog in the series which focuses on offering communications, the new demo day exemption, and

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