Review of Reg Crowdfunding Sample Clauses

Review of Reg Crowdfunding. Offering Documents by SEC and SMBX; No Indicator of Likely Success of Small & Medium Business or Startup or Guarantee of Investment Returns Under Regulation Crowdfunding, a Small & Medium Business or Startup must file a Form C disclosure document with the SEC and provide the disclosure to prospective investors. As noted above, SMBX will perform a limited review of Small & Medium Businesses or Startups, including the information proposed to be provided to the SEC and potential investors, to determine whether to permit a Small & Medium Business or Startup to engage in Reg Crowdfunding Offerings on the App or Site. However, none of the SEC or SMBX will be reviewing any Startup’s Form C or other offering materials with the view to determine the likelihood of success of the Small & Medium Business or Startup’s business strategy or the likelihood that it will generate investment returns. Further, the review of a Small & Medium Business or Startup’s Form C by the SEC under Regulation Crowdfunding does not indicate the SEC’s endorsement of such Small & Medium Business or Startup or its view with regard to the likely financial performance of the Small & Medium Business or Startup or the advisability of investing in such Small & Medium Business or Startup, and is not a guarantee of investment returns.
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