Regulation A revamp has increased its viability for more capital-seeking companies.

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Regulation A was established by the Securities Act of 1933, but its restrictive $5 million offering limit, coupled with exorbitant compliance prices, made this exemption financially impracticable for a significant portion of capital-seeking corporations. However, new alterations have increased the viability of Regulation A by increasing the offering limit and implementing additional changes that make [...]