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Daily Archives: September 28, 2016
IS THE SEC’S ACCREDITED INVESTOR DEFINITION UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
Many have railed against what can be argued is the irrationality of protecting non-accredited investors from themselves, i.e. the accredited investor definition. The definition was crafted by the SEC back in the early 1980’s as the centerpiece of what has … Continue reading
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