Private offerings:
A) must comply with Regulation D.
B) involve more time and expense than public offerings.
C) do not involve the SEC.
D) are not a viable option for new ventures.

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Private offerings, also known as private placements, must comply with Regulation D, which sets out the rules for the exemption from registration requirements under the Securities Act of 1933 for private securities offerings. This exemption is commonly used by startups and small businesses to raise capital from accredited investors.

Private Offerings