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SEC report outlines small business capital-raising policy recommendations — SEC boosts small business policy

U.S. securities regulators are advancing a new round of policy feedback for entrepreneurs and smaller public companies through a report sent to Congress. The document summarizes recommendations from the SEC’s 45th Annual Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation and includes the Commission’s responses.

Highlights

The SEC released a report summarizing policy recommendations from the 45th Annual Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation held March 9, 2026.
Forum participants proposed changes to the capital-raising framework impacting early-stage, growth-stage, and small cap companies, with SEC responses included in the report.
The SEC made video archives and a transcript of the forum available online, providing broader access to policy discussions for market participants.

Forum recommendations and commission response

As reported by SEC.gov, citing the Securities and Exchange Commission, the report highlights policy recommendations from the agency’s 45th Annual Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation and sets out a summary of the proceedings for lawmakers.

The SEC says the document covers proposals developed by forum participants for changes to the capital-raising framework, alongside the Commission’s responses to those recommendations. The forum took place on March 9, 2026, and included remarks from each of the Commissioners as well as discussions with participants from the public and private sectors.

Implications for entrepreneurs and smaller public companies

The discussions focus on how entrepreneurs, small businesses, and smaller public companies raise capital from investors, with sessions covering early-stage capital raising, growth-stage companies and smaller funds, and small cap companies and the public markets.

The SEC’s Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation is charged by Congress with hosting the annual forum to gather feedback on improving capital-raising policy. The agency adds that video archives and a transcript of the discussions are available online, extending access to the recommendations and debate for market participants.

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