The Surprising State of Equity Crowdfunding Post-JOBS Act

Forbes
Forbes
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Nov 17, 2016
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From savings to banking to investing... finance is moving online. With this, we're seeing the disruption of venture capital brought about by new laws that may change the game for how entrepreneurs can raise funding and who can invest.

As the CEO of equity investment platform Crowdfunder.com , I was part of a small leadership group engaged on JOBS Act legislation in Washington D.C. and helped bring about new equity crowdfunding laws in the U.S.

It's been over three years since the first portion of US equity crowdfunding laws went into effect in September of 2013 under of the JOBS Act,...

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