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Posted about 8 years ago

SPC059 - Interview - Amy Wan - Advises on syndication/crowdfunding law

     Here is my best attempt at explaining this… An accredited investor is a defined by the United States Securities & Exchange Commission as someone who makes a minimum of $200,000 ($300,000 if filing jointly) or has a net worth of 1 million dollars excluding personal residence. The significance of being an accredited investor is that you can invest in things that those with less money, cannot. You can also be something called "a sophisticated investor" which has a much more nebulous definition but essentially says you know what you are doing even if you don't have that much money.

Link:  https://youtu.be/qhr57SmU-V0



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