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What is Regulation A+

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Written by Zach Kurtz

Regulation A is a federal securities-law exemption that can permit eligible issuers to offer securities to the public after the SEC qualifies an offering statement. The applicable Series’s Offering Circular contains the complete terms and risks.

What qualification means

SEC qualification permits the issuer to begin sales in the qualified offering, subject to the Offering Circular and applicable law.

Qualification does not mean that the SEC has:

  • approved or recommended the Units;

  • endorsed Agentiq, a Series, an athlete, or the Manager;

  • verified that the offering is a good investment;

  • guaranteed the accuracy of projections or future results; or

  • determined that the Units are suitable for a particular investor.

Investor and offering conditions

A subscription remains subject to the Offering Circular, subscription agreement, applicable investor limits, KYC/AML and sanctions review, lawful jurisdiction, cleared funds, and acceptance by the applicable Series.

Andes Capital Group, LLC conducts offerings on a best-efforts basis and is not obligated to purchase Units or assure that any amount will be sold.

Risk

Regulation A does not eliminate investment risk. The Units are speculative, distributions are not guaranteed, no public trading market currently exists, and investors may lose their entire investment.

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