Capital Ideas
Capital Ideas
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Hosted by ICAN's Nicolas Morgan and Dara Albright, this series features conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pioneers who, in the face of regulatory hurdles, are developing creative solutions to democratize financial opportunity. We explore practical approaches to navigating complex regulatory landscapes while fostering innovation and inclusion in the financial ecosystem. From crowdfunding platforms to blockchain applications, Capital Ideas provides insights into how determined visionaries are reshaping the future of investing and capital formation for all Americans.
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The podcast focuses on democratizing financial opportunity, regulatory challenges, and innovation in capital markets, with specific episodes covering topics such as crowdfunding solutions, the evolution of the JOBS Act, and the implications of Reg A+ on investor access.
Hosted by ICAN’s Nicolas Morgan and Dara Albright, this series features conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pioneers who, in the face of regulatory hurdles, are developing creative solutions to democratize financial opportunity. We explore practical approaches to navigating complex regulatory landscapes while fostering innovation and inclusion in the financial ecosystem. From crowdfunding platforms to blockchain applications, Capital Ideas provides insights into how determined visionaries are reshaping the future of investing and capital formation for all Americans.
Financial advisor Paul Lovejoy reveals how Depression-era regulation still controls today’s markets—favoring institutional giants while restricting everyday investors. From the accredited investor barrier to Reg A+ pauses that block continuous investing, Paul breaks down the systemic flaws and shares how his year-long crowdfunding experiment unlocked new pathways for Main Street investors to take back control.
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