Will Congress and the President Reform Reg A and Reg D in 2012?
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The document discusses potential reforms to Regulations A and D in 2012. It summarizes a webinar hosted by REISA that featured a panel discussing Regulation A and the proposed Regulation A Reform bill. The panel also discussed the Private Company Flexibility and Growth Act, which proposes increasing the shareholder threshold to trigger public registration from 500 to 1,000 shareholders.
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