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Accredited Investor Debate Puts SEC On Hot Seat

By Tom Zanki ( May 27, 2016, 4:47 PM EDT) -- As the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission considers revising the definition of an accredited investor — the decades-old, nearly untouched financial criteria that determines eligibility to participate in private placements — deals lawyers say regulators must resist anything that disturbs the increasingly robust private offerings market and aim for broader flexibility instead. . . .

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