How New Is Crowdfunding? The Venture Capital Evolution without Revolution – Discourse on Risk Capital Themes and their Relevance to Poland

Frydrych, Denis; Kinder, Tony

doi:10.7172/1644-9584.56.11

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“…In summary, this study enables underdeveloped or developing countries to understand the crowdfunding regulatory requirements better by offering them the fundamental regulatory knowledge. Echoing Frydrych and Kinder (2015), this study emphasizes the development of entrepreneurial culture by educating market participants such as the entrepreneurs and investors in these nations where they see alternative financial technologies as threats rather than opportunities.…”

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“…Any conflict in the analysis was solved and agreed upon before proceeding with the next stage of the analysis. In the next stage, the data were (Rossi et al, 2019), (Gabison, 2015), (Havrylchyk, 2018), (Maguire and Delahunt, 2017), (Lee and Kim, 2015), (Hofmann, 2018), (Jagtiani and Lemieux, 2018), (Rau, 2018), (Monés, 2018), (Herrera, 2016), (Kourabas and Ramsay, 2017), (Fenwick et al, 2017), (Ahlstrom et al, 2018), (Ibrahim, 2016), (Kourabas and Ramsay, 2017), (Mills, 2016), (Spanos, 2018), (Mamonov and Malaga, 2018), (Matthew, 2017), (Estrin et al, 2016), (Lukstiņš, 2017), (Huang and Zhao, 2017) 4 22 (Ahern, 2018), (Chang, 2020) 3.5 2 (Groshoff et al, 2015), (Rui-Teng Hsueh et al, 2016), (Macchiavello, 2018), (Frydrych and Kinder, 2015) 3 4 cross checked using countries crowdfunding regulatory acts to ensure the validity of the identified regulations.…”

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Review of Crowdfunding Regulations across Countries: A Systematic Review Study

Alhammad

AlOthman

Tan

2021

J INFORM SYSTEMS ENG

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In recent years, the financial industry is seeing rapid implementation of an increasing number of new technologies. In crowdfunding campaigns, borrowers, potential investors, and platform providers may face some issues in terms of information disclosures, selecting an appropriate threshold, and platform insolvency. However, there is insufficient research to provide a cohesive view of the regulatory framework for crowdfunding platforms. This research offers comparative and comprehensive insights through a systematic literature review (SLR) in analyzing the existing regulatory environment across countries. The results suggest the fundamental regulatory framework in supporting startups, early-stage companies, innovation and entrepreneurs, and balancing investor protections and support for businesses seeking to raise funds, particularly in protecting client's fund, crowdfunding advertising law, fundraising and investment limit, authorization and disclosure obligations. This study contributes to providing a comprehensive understanding of crowdfunding regulatory frameworks and informing governments or policymakers in the future development or reform of crowdfunding regulation frameworks.

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Review of Crowdfunding Regulations across Countries: A Systematic Review Study

Alhammad

AlOthman

Tan

2021

J INFORM SYSTEMS ENG

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“…This novel, semi-formalized mechanism for financing new ventures (Frydrych and Kinder, 2015), which has a few variations, reshaped the classic principal-agent relationship, especially in reward-based crowdfunding. In reward-based crowdfunding the financial motives for supporting fundraisers are weak.…”

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confidence: 99%