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‘Sophisticated investor’ rule change will be counterproductive
It’s not the money, it is the advice and expertise that a new investor can get access to that protects everyone’s interests.
Mark Humphery-JennerFinance academicLabor has flagged tightening the definition of who is a ‘sophisticated investor’ and, thus, who can invest in start-ups.
While this is well meaning, peer reviewed research suggests it is likely to be counterproductive both for investors and for the start-up ecosystem.
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Mark Humphery-Jenner is associate professor of finance at UNSW Business School
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