Raising Funds Becomes Easier with New SEC Rules: Report

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The SEC has modified rules that affect how companies can raise capital via direct listings and equity crowdfunding, Practical Ecommerce reports.

The new rule is an appealing alternative to a traditional IPO because it eliminates much of the cost involved with investment banks and underwriters. Question is, to what extent will it impact the appetite for SPACs as a path to public markets? Read more.

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