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Qualifying venture capital fund
Qualifying venture capital fund
A qualifying venture capital fund is private fund with no more than 250 beneficial owners and $12 million in assets. It also must meet the statutory definition of a venture capital fund.
Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act: Issue brief
Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act: Issue brief
The trigger that pushes private companies public
Silicon Valley Bank: How the bank’s collapse could impact private market policy
Silicon Valley Bank: How the bank’s collapse could impact private market policy
The failure occurred in the banking system, but its effects will not stop there. The turmoil will affect and inform how the SEC and Congress approach venture capital and private market policy.
Policy outlook: Capital markets
Policy outlook: Capital markets
Financial services will drive much of the policy debate in Congress, and capital formation will be a key focus.
Venture capital regulations
Venture capital regulations
The SEC regulates most aspects of venture capital funds and fund managers. Learn more about private fund regulation requirements to remain compliant.
Carta’s policy priorities
Carta’s policy priorities
Five key objectives that aim to make innovation and ownership core to our economy.