What is Reg D?

Explanation

Regulation D is a provision in the code of federal regulations that allows the issuance of company's securities to accredited investors rather than the general public and without the registration of securities with the securities and exchange council (SEC).
Securities under Regulation D are neither registered with the SEC nor are available for the retail investors to trade on the stock exchange.

Verified Answer

Regulation D is a provision in the code of federal regulations that offers a company to issue its securities to specific investors rather than offering public at large and without the need for registration of securities.