15 CSR 30-54.250 - Missouri Qualified Fund Exemption
PURPOSE: This rule provides an exemption for securities offered pursuant to section 100.390, RSMo when certain conditions are met.
(1) The
commissioner, pursuant to the provisions of 409.2-203, RSMo, exempts the
following securities from the requirements of sections
409.3-301 and
409.5-504 of the Missouri
Securities Act of 2003 (the Act):
(A) Any
securities issued by a qualified fund as defined in section
100.390, RSMo which shall be
approved by one (1) or more qualified economic development organizations after
a review by the Department of Economic Development and provided that the
securities are sold pursuant to a disclosure document which has been filed with
the Missouri commissioner of securities thirty (30) days prior to the offer or
sale of the securities. The prospectus shall state on its cover in bold type
that this is a high risk, speculative investment and that these securities are
not approved by, guaranteed by or associated with Missouri;
(B) No commission or other remuneration may
be paid or given directly or indirectly for soliciting or selling to any person
in this state for reliance on this exemption except to securities brokers,
dealers and agents licensed in this state;
(C) The applicants shall file with the
commissioner a copy of the offering document, together with a fee of one
hundred dollars ($100), as well as a copy of the contract with the economic
development center which has approved the qualified fund; and
(D) The qualified fund shall make the
following provisions:
1. No officer, director
or employee of the fund shall have any interest in a company receiving money
from the fund;
2. The fund agrees
to seek input from the innovation center in its review of investment;
3. The fund would require any company
receiving funding from it to agree to be a client of the innovation center at
the discretion of the innovation center;
4. The fund would submit quarterly reports to
the innovation center on the progress of the companies the fund invested in;
and
5. Investors in the fund shall
have an annual gross income of at least sixty thousand dollars ($60,000) and
net worth of sixty thousand dollars ($60,000) or one hundred twenty thousand
dollars ($120,000) net worth, exclusive of home, home furnishings and
automobiles.
Notes
*Original authority: 409.2-203, RSMo 2003; 409.6-605, RSMo 2003.
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