Regulation D investment & finance definition
A
Federal Reserve rule that outlines how much money banks are required to keep on
hand either in cash sitting in their vaults or on deposit with their Federal
Reserve Bank.
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An SEC regulation that permits some smaller companies to offer and sell securities without registering the transaction. The regulation applies to companies that seek to raise less than $1 million in a 12-month period and to companies that raise up to $5 million so long as the securities are sold to accredited investors or to 35 or fewer individuals.
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