FinLaw: How General Solicitation and Technology are Disrupting the Financial Services Industry Today
Over time, capital formation has dramatically changed for small companies. Even though Title III federal crowdfunding is not yet legal, the JOBS Act has significantly altered the landscape of small securities offerings, which are now being powered by the use of technology (websites as funding platforms) that use general solicitation to attract investors to a
Read MoreSpeaker, Global Real Estate Crowdfunding and Regulation A+ ($50 million), NYC
Speaker at New York City conference, Global Real Estate Crowdfunding and Regulation A+ ($50 million), 575 Madison Ave., NYC on June 26, 2015
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Speaker on May 21, 2015 at Fundingpost.com and The Soho Loft Media Group equity crowdfunding conference, Regulation A+: How to Raise $50 Million for Startups, Penthouse, 18th Floor, 5 East 57th Street, New York, NY.
Read MorePresenter – FundAmerica Presents its SaaS Technology Solutions, Finovate San Jose, Spring 2015
Since 2007, Finovate conferences have showcased cutting-edge financial technology (fintech). On May, 13, 2015, FundAmerica Presenters Scott Purcell (Founder, CEO) and Scott Andersen (General Counsel) discussed FundAmerica’s technology, software-as-a-service, and compliance solutions for the emerging crowdfunding industry before several hundred attendees in San Jose, California.
Read MoreFinlaw: Equity & Debt Crowdfunding: Where We Are Now and Where We Are Going Next
I receive inquiries at my law practice daily from people seeking to form equity & debt crowdfunding platforms. Since the JOBS Act was signed into law in April 2012, there has been a tremendous amount of excitement with crowdfunding. Interestingly, real estate funding platforms are leading the charge, even more so than platforms focused on
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