An Accredited Investor is a high-net-worth individual or institutional investor who meets specific financial criteria set by regulatory bodies.
An Accredited Investor is a high-net-worth individual or institutional investor who meets specific financial criteria set by regulatory bodies (such as the SEC) to invest in unregistered securities. Startups rely on accredited investors for angel rounds and syndicates to raise capital under private offering exemptions.
An individual must have an annual income exceeding $200k (or $300k with a spouse) for the past two years, or a net worth exceeding $1M (excluding primary residence).
It allows them to leverage Regulation D exemptions (like Rule 506b), which avoids expensive SEC registration requirements.
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