UK Equity Crowdfunding Success: The Impact of Competition, Brexit and Covid‐19

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Navigating the crowdfunding landscape: a study of knowledge trajectories based on main path analysis

“…, 2022), the effect of competition and external events such as COVID-19 and Brexit (Cumming and Reardon, 2022; Cumming et al. , 2022; Vu and Christian, 2023), as well as the consequences of overfunding early-stage ventures with excessive capital (Murray and Fisher, 2023; Weber et al. , 2023).…”

“…Two streams emerge from Coakley et al (2022) on the forward local main path. One stream deals with the impact of CF on the economy and entrepreneurship, the factors affecting the success of CF campaigns (Yasar et al, 2022), the effect of competition and external events such as COVID-19 and Brexit Vu and Christian, 2023), as well as the consequences of overfunding early-stage ventures with excessive capital (Murray and Fisher, 2023;Weber et al, 2023). The second stream contains studies with a focus on the factors that contribute to the success of equity CF, including community-level social capital (Barbi et al, 2023), third-party signals (Gama et al, 2023), internal social capital among immigrant entrepreneurs (Buttice and Useche, 2022), and the impact of corporate finance perspectives and valuation on entrepreneurial ventures (Colombo et al, 2023).…”