The INVEST Act Just Passed The House — What It Could Mean For Venture Funds (And Their Advisers)
The House-passed INVEST Act signals a major push to modernize venture capital regulation—potentially allowing qualifying VC funds to raise more capital, accept more investors, and gain flexibility around secondaries and fund-of-fund investing. While it’s not law yet, the bill offers venture managers and advisers an early roadmap for how fundraising, investor access, and compliance rules could shift in 2026.
Investment Advisor Registration FAQs
Investment adviser registration doesn’t change how you invest, but it does change how you operate. This guide walks through what registration really entails, including compliance obligations, individual licensing, SEC exams, and the practical impact on your firm.
Investment Advisor FAQs
Most fund managers can rely on an investment adviser exemption early on—but only up to a point. This blog breaks down when private fund and venture capital advisers actually have to register, and the common triggers that signal it’s time to start planning.
The Changing Landscape of Private Fund Investing
Ten years ago, private fund terms were relatively standard. That is no longer the case. Not only have things changed greatly from what we saw a decade ago; but now, there is considerable variety between private funds.
Private Fund Related Exemptions – An Overview
In order to launch a private fund, you must ensure that you have qualifying exemptions for both (1) the offering of interests of your private fund entity and (2) the making of investment decisions for compensation on behalf of the private fund.