by Oscar Jofre | Jan 20, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, Investor Relations, SEC, Secondary Markets
Regulation A+ (RegA+) was passed into law by the SEC in the JOBS Act, making it possible for companies to raise funding from the general public and not just from accredited investors. With the implementation of Title IV of the act, the amount that companies can raise...
by Oscar Jofre | Jan 18, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, KoreConX
Recently, KoreConX President, CEO, and Co-Founder Oscar Jofre had the pleasure of joining Christian Klepp, Co-Founder of EINBLICK Consulting, on their podcast B2B Marketers on a Mission. With Christian, Oscar discusses empowering and transforming the private...
by Oscar Jofre | Jan 15, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, Regulation, SEC
The amendments to Reg CF, Reg A, and other rules relating to capital formation utilizing exempt offerings have finally been published in the Federal Register, with an effective date of March 15, 2021.
by Oscar Jofre | Jan 15, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, Regulation, SEC
With the recent launch of the KoreConX all-in-one RegA+ platform, KoreConX is happy to feature the partners that contribute to its ecosystem. From the first project he worked on while still in college, Andrew Corn has been involved in financial marketing. After...
by Oscar Jofre | Jan 14, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, Compliance, Regulation, SEC
An increasing number of issuers have been using Regulation A to make continuous offerings of units, consisting of a combination of equity, often common stock, and warrants to purchase the same equity at a future date. Under the Securities Act, the units, the shares...
by Oscar Jofre | Jan 11, 2021 | Capital Markets, Capital Raising, Digital Securities, Investor Relations, Secondary Markets, Transfer Agent
Even if you’re unfamiliar with the term secondary market, you’re likely familiar with the concept. Companies sell securities to investors, who in exchange own a piece of the company. The investor can then decide they would rather not own that security any longer, so...
