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Investment Crowdfunding involves financing a project or venture by raising small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the internet. Crowdfunding is a form of crowdsourcing and alternative financing. Since implementation of the JOBS Act in 2012 it is estimated crowdfunding has launched over $1 billion of new financings.
Insurance agencies, brokerage firms, program managers, insuretech and service companies may have a need for startup or expansion capital.
For businesses seeking financing, the U.S. JOBS Act Title III allows companies with minimum government regulation through crowdfunding to raise early stage or expansion investment capital from individuals in return for equity in a company.
Under Regulation Crowdfunding, known as Reg CF these securities do not require registration under the Securities Exchange Act, as long as the company is current with annual reporting requirements, a registered transfer agent is used and the company has less than $25 million in assets.
The Securities and Exchange Commission or S E C permits U.S. based companies or issuers to raise up to $5 million through Reg C F activities within a 12-month period provided a funding portal or a broker-dealer is used to raise funds.
In addition, for larger financings, three years after the JOBS Act was initially signed, Title IV, Regulation A+ of the JOBS Act was enacted, allowing private, early-stage companies to raise money from both accredited and non-accredited investors up to $75 million. The costs associated with a Reg A+ offering are much lower than a traditional IPO and ongoing disclosure requirements are also less restrictive.
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