G ginux May 3, 2007 #1 Assuming these non-accredited investors can afford the minimum investment but their net worth is not high enough to be considered 'Accredited' by the SEC...
Assuming these non-accredited investors can afford the minimum investment but their net worth is not high enough to be considered 'Accredited' by the SEC...
B brownsfan019 May 3, 2007 #2 You ask if CTA's can accept these funds, but CTA's are governed by the NFA/CFTC not SEC. You need to consult the NFA on questions with CTA's.
You ask if CTA's can accept these funds, but CTA's are governed by the NFA/CFTC not SEC. You need to consult the NFA on questions with CTA's.
C crgarcia May 6, 2007 #3 Quote from brownsfan019: You ask if CTA's can accept these funds, but CTA's are governed by the NFA/CFTC not SEC. You need to consult the NFA on questions with CTA's. More... Hedge funds definitely don't allow non-accredited investors, if they are US citizens/residents. Some smaller advisors accept small net worth individuals.
Quote from brownsfan019: You ask if CTA's can accept these funds, but CTA's are governed by the NFA/CFTC not SEC. You need to consult the NFA on questions with CTA's. More... Hedge funds definitely don't allow non-accredited investors, if they are US citizens/residents. Some smaller advisors accept small net worth individuals.
