Crowdfunding

SEC says YES to Equity Crowdfunding!

After over three years in regulatory limbo, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally voted the adoption of the

Australian Politicians Take Note: This is how you do Crowdfunding. USA Passes Regulation A+

David Drake is an early-stage equity expert and the founder and chairman of LDJ Capital, a New York City private equity firm, and The Soho Loft, a global event-driven financial media company helping firms advertise for investors. He writes regularly for Forbes, Thomson Reuters, Huffington Post & Startup88 on Crowdfunding

As promised: The Results of the 3 Minute Angels Crowdfunding Experiment

ED: Who is Andrew Ward? “Wardy” has been an active campaigner about the benefits of Crowdfunding to Government, Treasury and CAMAC as well as a fundraiser for Rare Cancers cutting half his dreadlocks off and wearing a rare cancers T-shirt for a month. He’s used rewards crowdfunding campaigns to support the creation

A Better Model For Crowd Equity Funding?

Ian Maxwell has a slightly tongue in cheek proposal for Crowdfunding originally published on his blog. In its current form Australia’s proposed Crowdfunding Legislation, with its limits of $10,000 per non sophisticated investor per year and maximum of $2500 per company per investor, looks pretty bloody useless. My guess is the

Crowdfunding – A request to Australian Startups & Interested Parties

A request from the Crowdfunding Institute of Australia to Startup88 readers. Our Editor (Mike) has been really solid on presenting startups that solve real problems. This tends to provide a better quality of article for you, our readers. High quality content is only possible if we have a healthy startup

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