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Startup financing began to resemble the modern-day venture capital industry after the passage of the Investment Act of 1958. The act enabled small business investment companies to be licensed by the Small Business Administration, which had been established five years earlier.
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Most regulations on equity investments and investors hinge on technical definitions that are written into securities legislation. Congress and the SEC have altered the definition of venture capital on multiple occasions, resulting in different equity financing practices along the way. In the past, for instance, investments that qualified as venture capital were only accessible to those who were similarly qualified as professional venture capitalists.
Tenev: To preface it, before we started Robinhood and launched it, we had very little experience with mobile app development and, really, consumer product development. I mean, our previous company, like I mentioned, was enterprise software, so —
Pre-seed funding is the initial capital injection that helps startups kickstart product development and testing. Access to pre-seed funds significantly impacts the trajectory of a startup by enabling MVP development, market research, and establishing a customer base. Investors providing pre-seed funds have the opportunity to secure equity in early-stage companies and access to future rounds with pro-rata rights.
Hans Daniel Jasperson has over a decade of experience in public policy research, with an emphasis on workforce development, education, and economic justice. His research has been shared with members of the U.S. Congress, federal agencies, and policymakers in several states.
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