vanfunding 2016 2. global data analysis of crowdfunding markets (sherwood neiss)
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SHERWOOD NEISS
WWW.THECCAGROUP.COM
@WOODIEN
GLOBAL TRENDS IN CROWDFUNDING
A financial return determines the whether or not it is regulated
Types of Crowdfunding
Unregulated
Crowdfunding
Regulated
Crowdfunding
Debt
(P2P, P2B)
Revenue
Based
Donation Perks Pre-order
Equity
Know the difference between Title II, III and IV
Crowdfunding Options
Original Title II Title IV Regulation A+ Title III
506b 506c Tier 1 Tier 2 Reg CF
Started1982 2013 June, 2015 June, 2015 May, 2016
Max raise:No Cap No Cap $20M $50M $1M
General Solicitation
Allowed No Yes Yes YesYes
Online Crowdfund
Platforms Allowed No Yes Yes YesYes
Unaccredited
Investors? / LimitsUp to 35 No Yes / No limits
Yes (only invest
up to 10% of AI
or NW)
Yes ($2k AI or
NW cap)
SEC RegistrationForm D 506(c) Reg A Reg A Form C
State (Blue Sky)
Registration/Review Yes Depends Yes No No
SEC ReviewNo No Several Weeks 30 days No
Annual
Audit/Financial
Reports No No No Yes Yes
Estimated Costs$25k-$75k $25k-$50k $50k-$75k $75k-$150k $5k-$25k
Investor
Accreditation Self
Issuer
Verified Self Self Self
Suitable forSeed,Scale
, Growth
Seed,Scale
, Growth Growth GrowthSeed, Scale
Where is the Money Going?
• Areas known
for VC top the
list
• Capital is going
outside of these
money centers
• Not enough
evidence to see
impact on Main
Street
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equationtm
Data = Analysis
With all the variables of a crowdfunding campaign digitally stored
it is possible for the first time to quantify the data, compare the
results and train better entrepreneurs
Crowdfunding Data Trends
• Webinar
• November 1, 2016, 2pm
• 75+ slides of analysis
• Drilling into 152k data points
• Capital
• Portal Performance
• Issuer Performance
• Sector Performance
• Title II, III & IV Comparisons
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