Growth Capitalist (https://growthcapitalist.com/author/tbuhl/page/23/)
A Canadian stock exchange is taking a lead in trying to stop market abuse with shell companies that are using loose regulations to spin-out companies and avoid trading restrictions and reporting requirements.
A company that focuses on micro-lending for independent builders in real estate is now the first Reg A issuer to complete the coordinated process for state-level review developed by the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA).
The Securities and Exchange Commission voted on December 17 to implement changes to rules relating to the maximum number of shareholders an issuer can have before it is required to register with the regulator.
Two years after a bipartisan JOBS Act was passed by Congress the Securities and Exchange Commission has yet to finalize critical rulemaking to help emerging growth companies with capital formation.
