Abstract
This note considers whether, and in what ways, Regulation A-Plus will change how businesses access growth capital. It concludes that Regulation A-Plus is a largely unnecessary addition to the already existing range of funding options. The Regulation is poised to change how firms access capital but is unlikely to increase total access or fundraising. Further, this change is unlikely to promote financial health. The note ultimately concludes that regulators should focus on improving existing mechanisms and not attempt to introduce a new and unnecessary one.
Recommended Citation
Zachary Naidich,
Regulation A-Plus’s Identity Crisis: A One-Size-Fits-None Approach to Capital Formation,
82 Brook. L. Rev.
1005
(2017).
Available at:
https://brooklynworks.brooklaw.edu/blr/vol82/iss2/18