Federal rules designed to make it easier for startups to attract investors sparked complaints from investor groups that say the rules could make fundraising more difficult.
Organizations that represent angel investors, wealthy individuals who provide essential capital to startups in exchange for an ownership stake in the business, are upset about Securities and Exchange Commission rules that emerged this month. The rules, which permit startups to openly solicit funding from investors, include financial disclosure requirements.
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