This paper extends the role of signaling and certification to the context of equity crowdfunding by looking into the determinants of funding success on the world's largest equity crowdfunding platform Crowdcube. We identify and empirically test four potential (third party) signals of quality using a sample of 541 campaigns launched between January 2012 and March 2015. Our results suggest that companies that are backed by a business angel, win grants and protect their intellectual property have significantly increased chances of success in equity crowdfunding. Retaining equity does not influence funding success
Crowdfunding refers to the efforts by companies to fund their ventures by drawing on relatively smal...
The equity crowdfunding industry has grown significantly in the past decade. Industry life cycle the...
Title II of the JOBS Act has expanded the opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures to raise funds ...
This paper presents an empirical examination of which start-up signals will small investors to commi...
The current thesis explores a relatively new academic topic – equity-based crowdfunding. The purpose...
While equity crowdfunding provides ventures with an opportunity to collect funding from a large base...
Drawing on signaling theory, this study provides preliminary evidence that prior financing certifies...
Abstract This study investigates signal validity in equity-based crowdfunding by examining whether s...
Due to changes of regulations in the banking sector after the credit crunch, equity crowdfunding has...
The study is aimed at exploring what influences the amount of money raised which can either lead to ...
Equity crowdfunding, a form of company financing through equity investments, has become increasingl...
This paper analyzes a large dataset of 2,171 equity crowdfunding campaigns launched between the year...
Reward-based crowdfunding not only provides finance to entrepreneurs but also generates valuable inf...
Equity-based crowdfunding is a growing global phenomenon, however little is known about the factors ...
The financial industry is seeing rapid introduction of new technologies and new business models that...
Crowdfunding refers to the efforts by companies to fund their ventures by drawing on relatively smal...
The equity crowdfunding industry has grown significantly in the past decade. Industry life cycle the...
Title II of the JOBS Act has expanded the opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures to raise funds ...
This paper presents an empirical examination of which start-up signals will small investors to commi...
The current thesis explores a relatively new academic topic – equity-based crowdfunding. The purpose...
While equity crowdfunding provides ventures with an opportunity to collect funding from a large base...
Drawing on signaling theory, this study provides preliminary evidence that prior financing certifies...
Abstract This study investigates signal validity in equity-based crowdfunding by examining whether s...
Due to changes of regulations in the banking sector after the credit crunch, equity crowdfunding has...
The study is aimed at exploring what influences the amount of money raised which can either lead to ...
Equity crowdfunding, a form of company financing through equity investments, has become increasingl...
This paper analyzes a large dataset of 2,171 equity crowdfunding campaigns launched between the year...
Reward-based crowdfunding not only provides finance to entrepreneurs but also generates valuable inf...
Equity-based crowdfunding is a growing global phenomenon, however little is known about the factors ...
The financial industry is seeing rapid introduction of new technologies and new business models that...
Crowdfunding refers to the efforts by companies to fund their ventures by drawing on relatively smal...
The equity crowdfunding industry has grown significantly in the past decade. Industry life cycle the...
Title II of the JOBS Act has expanded the opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures to raise funds ...