Investing Glossary

Regulation A

Regulation A allows unaccredited investors to purchase small offerings of securities that do not exceed $5 million in a 12-month period.

These securities require an offering statement to be qualified with the SEC, which results in time-consuming and costly review by the SEC.

A Regulation A offering needs to be registered in each individual state where potential investors reside, limiting access to most Reg A offerings.

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