Definition for : Accredited investors

In the USA, "accredited Investors" are entities or individuals whose financial Position renders them Eligible by the SECurities Exchange Commission (SEC) to being sold certain riskier financial instruments. Accredited Investors include: (i) Insurance companies, banks and other financial institutions; (ii) corporations and trusts with Assets over 5 mn$; and (iii) individuals with a personal Net worth exceeding 1 mn$ or yearly Income exceeding 200,000$ (300,000$ if married).

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