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Which one of the following statements about accredited investors is NOT true (choose one):
a. If start-ups want funding from angels or VCs, they must ensure these investors are accredited.
b. The SEC does not officially certify accredited investors for each transaction.
c. A start-up can get funding from its founders, even if they are not accredited.
d. If start-ups issue an IPO, they must ensure that investors are accredited.
e. Accredited investors must have enough personal financial strength to endure losses.
d. If start-ups issue an IPO, they must ensure that investors are accredited.
REASON:
Examples of accredited and non-accredited investors
To illustrate how this works, consider these two examples.