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Crowdfunding: Fundamental Cases, Facts, and Insights presents fundamental knowledge about a maturing economic field. Assembling and arranging datasets, case analyses, and other foundational materials on subjects associated with crowdfunding, it systematically, comprehensively, and authoritatively provides access to a consistent body of crowdfunding research. With the crowdfunding industry now consolidated, this core reference can serve as the basis for research projects and applied work.

Crowd funding. --- Crowd financing --- Crowdfunding --- Finance

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A unique collaboration between an academic and a practitioner, this book tells the story of money, from ancient Athens to the Bitcoin revolution, to explain how crowdfunding is the way for people to reclaim the power of their money in pursuit of a fairer and greener society.

Crowd funding. --- Money --- History. --- Crowd financing --- Crowdfunding --- Finance

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The purpose of this book is to describe how an established technology company or an entrepreneur can use crowdfunding to raise capital from accredited investors. The book is targeted to small private technology companies, usually with less than 10 employees, and with more than 3 years of operational experience. Within the category of equity crowdfunding, there is a sub-category called "accredited investor" crowdfunding, characterized by investments made by investors who expect a profit, and generally will continue to support the enterprise over a longer period of time than the venture capitalist. Generally, the goal for the amount raised would be around 1 million. As is the case for most of the Reg D capital raised in 2012, the use of the capital is for business growth and expansion, in such items as new staff, sales and marketing, and new capital equipment. From a technological point of view, the capital would generally be used to improve an existing product or service, called a sustaining innovation. The book covers the steps and executive or entrepreneur follows to prepare and execute a crowdfunding project. It provides a detailed analysis of the 10 accredited investor crowdfunding websites currently in operation. This book is not about donor-based crowdfunding, or its near cousin, non-accredited investor crowdfunding. This book is intended for CEOs of technology companies and technology entrepreneurs who would like to learn more about this new technique of raising capital. The chapters are organized along the chronology of events the executive encounters in raising capital. Introduction to Accredited Investor CrowdFunding Chapter 1. The Current Political and Legal Status of Accredited Investor Crowdfunding Accredited Chapter 2. The Location of Accredited Investor Crowdfunding in the Universe of Private Capital Markets Chapter 3. A Brief History Of Crowdfunding Chapter 4. Overview of The Reg D Rule 506(c) Crowdfunding Websites Chapter 5. Getting The Company Ready To Raise Crowdfunding Capital Chapter 6. Finding Accredited Investors: The New Internet Pull Marketing Chapter 7. Managing The Accredited Investor Crowdfunding Project Chapter 8. The Risks and Legal Issues of Accredited Investor Crowdfunding for the CEO and the Company Chapter 9. The Costs to Raise Crowdfunding Capital Chapter 10. Your Next Raise: The Future of AccreditedInvestor Crowdfunding Chapter 11. The CEO's Essential Tools for Managing An Accredited Investor Crowdfunding Project Author_Bio: About Thomas Vass: Thomas Vass is a regional economist and portfolio manager with a research interest in the relationship between regional technological innovation, regional capital markets and regional economic growth. He is the author of Predicting Technology: Identifying Future Market Opportunities and Disruptive Technologies (GABBY Press, 2014). He is currently ranked in the top 1.7% of 250,000 economists, worldwide, for article downloads on the global platform Social Science Research Network (SSRN). He is the holder of a patent on technology stock selection. (Vass 7,251,627 July 31, 2007, Method of identifying a universe of stocks for inclusion into an investment portfolio), and the manager of a subscription based equity crowdfunding website, The Private Capital Market. He is the producer and host of a new internet connected television channel called The Private Capital News Network. Keywords: Crowdfunding, Venture Capital, Raising Capital, Private Equity, Private Placement, Accredited Investors

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Crowdfunding as an entrepreneurial phenomenon substitutes traditional sources of finance (banks, financial markets, governments) for the crowd. Socially and economically, it is challenging the traditional boundaries that have been set for centuries between industry, the financial sector, and the public. Though its basic principle cannot be considered as a radical innovation, crowdfunding as a rapidly growing practice calls for renewed management, legal, and governance patterns. Descriptive inquiries on "how to do it" are multiplying but crowdfunding remains a fuzzy subject for research and reflexivity. This book gathers the best recent research outcomes on the managerial and social impact of this new practice. The need for theory is three-fold, for both scholars and practitioners. Positive theory is needed to understand how projects are organised, how (and why) they may succeed or fail and how governments consider this new practice and try to regulate it. Normative theory can provide templates and "recipes" to develop projects, and provide advice on which models are more efficient. Finally, critical theory is needed to consider the social and economic impact of crowdfunding.

E-books --- Crowd funding --- Venture capital --- Crowd funding. --- Crowd financing --- Crowdfunding --- Finance --- Risk capital --- Seed capital --- Capital --- Small business --- Small business investment companies --- Business & Economics, Crowdfunding. --- Finance.

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"FinTech (the revolution in financial technology) is growing up and moving into the mainstream of finance over the last decade. The authors explore what Australia, China, and Japan are planning and doing in the field of crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending. In addition to peer-to-peer lending, the book focuses on laws and practices related to central bank digital currencies, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). For example, peer-to-peer lending in Japan is mostly for small and medium enterprises. It was popular in China but the authorities cracked down a few years. It provides an alternative fundraising channel for the capital market in Australia. We also see a set of regulatory approaches among jurisdictions. Some countries draft new regulations, while others amend existing laws. The mechanism of the regulatory sandbox was introduced"--Adapted from the publisher's description.

Crowd funding --- Peer-to-peer loans --- Law and legislation --- Crowd lending --- Crowdlending --- P2P loans --- Social lending --- Loans --- Crowd financing --- Crowdfunding --- Finance --- Law and legislation.