In the working paper we examine crowdinvesting as a new way to finance new ventures, which helps to close the early stage equity gap. This way of financing start-ups leaves us some questions: Is crowdinvesting able to finance new ventures in a sustainable way? Which risks and chances come along with it? Is the method able to establish itself as a basic instrument among others in the financing canon? We answer these questions by analyzing the different forms existing in Germany. To defi ne crowdinvesting we first explain the antecedents of it - crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. Then, we present the central crowdinvesting platforms in Germany. Afterwards we discuss the use of crowdinvestment in the venture financing process and compare crowdinve...
Crowdfunding is a growing phenomenon that encompasses several different models of financing for busi...
Attracting outside capital is a common problem for start-up companies. Capital markets define the fu...
Many start-ups face difficulty raising sufficient funds at the early stage of their businesses. Trad...
Equity-based crowdfunding is a relatively new method to obtain capital for start-ups. Hereby venture...
Creation of young and innovational ventures is becoming more and more attrac-tive for potential busi...
Entrepreneurship is the ‘lifeblood’ of every economic development. It is a process of identifying id...
The Internet-based crowdinvesting market in Europe has developed significantly since its start in 20...
Equity crowdfunding, financing a project or venture through many small investments of a large group...
Neben den klassischen Finanzierungsmodellen für Start-ups wie Kredite, Fördermittel und Angels-Inves...
This paper addresses the question if crowdfunding is a suitable tool to equity finance start-ups. T...
Infolge der Globalisierung und Liberalisierung der Kapitalmärkte sowie dem Vormarsch der sozialen Ne...
Entrepreneurs often struggle to find sufficient funding for their start-ups. A relatively new way fo...
Equity crowdfunding is a new form of entrepreneurial finance, in which investors do not receive perk...
This paper first presents the development of the crowdinvesting market in Europe since its start in ...
• Crowdfunding is a growing phenomenon that encompasses several different models of financing for bu...
Crowdfunding is a growing phenomenon that encompasses several different models of financing for busi...
Attracting outside capital is a common problem for start-up companies. Capital markets define the fu...
Many start-ups face difficulty raising sufficient funds at the early stage of their businesses. Trad...
Equity-based crowdfunding is a relatively new method to obtain capital for start-ups. Hereby venture...
Creation of young and innovational ventures is becoming more and more attrac-tive for potential busi...
Entrepreneurship is the ‘lifeblood’ of every economic development. It is a process of identifying id...
The Internet-based crowdinvesting market in Europe has developed significantly since its start in 20...
Equity crowdfunding, financing a project or venture through many small investments of a large group...
Neben den klassischen Finanzierungsmodellen für Start-ups wie Kredite, Fördermittel und Angels-Inves...
This paper addresses the question if crowdfunding is a suitable tool to equity finance start-ups. T...
Infolge der Globalisierung und Liberalisierung der Kapitalmärkte sowie dem Vormarsch der sozialen Ne...
Entrepreneurs often struggle to find sufficient funding for their start-ups. A relatively new way fo...
Equity crowdfunding is a new form of entrepreneurial finance, in which investors do not receive perk...
This paper first presents the development of the crowdinvesting market in Europe since its start in ...
• Crowdfunding is a growing phenomenon that encompasses several different models of financing for bu...
Crowdfunding is a growing phenomenon that encompasses several different models of financing for busi...
Attracting outside capital is a common problem for start-up companies. Capital markets define the fu...
Many start-ups face difficulty raising sufficient funds at the early stage of their businesses. Trad...