United States:
UPDATED: Texas State Securities Board Adopts Crowdfunding Rules
25 July 2016
Strasburger & Price, L.L.P.
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On October 22, 2014, the Texas State Securities Board
adopted crowdfunding rules without any substantive changes from
those proposed in April. The rules create an exemption from
registration for offerings of up to $1M to investors residing
within the State of Texas and provide guidelines for registration
of Texas crowdfunding portals.
The Strasburger team is preparing a detailed analysis of the
rule as they were adopted.
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