Springer Legal Aspects of Crowdfunding - Comparative Analysis 18 Countries

This comprehensive comparative study examines the legal regulation of crowdfunding across 18 countries, offering essential insight into how different jurisdictions approach this rapidly expanding alternative financing method. Following the 2008 financial crisis, crowdfunding has become an increasingly vital funding source for projects and ventures worldwide. The book analyses diverse legislative approaches, from tailor-made regulatory frameworks that encourage non-banking loan provision to jurisdictions where crowdfunding remains largely unaddressed. Volume 55 in the Ius Comparatum series, this work provides legal practitioners, policymakers, and finance professionals with practical solutions and comparative frameworks for managing crowdfunding activities, understanding regulatory compliance, and navigating the complex legal landscape across different legal systems.