Lets early-stage companies talk about investments at certain events without breaking federal rules.
This bill would make it easier for early-stage companies to find investors. It would require the Securities and Exchange Commission to change its rules, allowing these companies to present their investment opportunities at specific events. This change would help them connect with potential investors, as long as the events and their sponsors follow strict guidelines.
Currently, federal rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) generally prohibit early-stage companies from publicly advertising or broadly discussing their investment offerings. This makes it challenging for them to reach a wide audience of potential investors. If this bill becomes law, the SEC would be required to change these rules within six months. This would allow early-stage companies to present details about their investment opportunities at certain events, like those sponsored by colleges or angel investor groups, under specific conditions.
S 3342 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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