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Written by an industry pioneer who has hands-on experience in the brave new world of peer-to-peer lending and equity crowdfunding, this book serves as a resource for investors and entrepreneurs alike and investigates how these alternative mechanisms will increase the financial and operational capacity of borrowers, lenders, buyers, and sellers in the private markets.
More than 60 governments across the globe have established financial inclusion as a policy priority and are vying for access to and use of financial services by households and firms to boost economic growth. A thought leader on securities-based crowdfunding, author Kim Wales explores how women and the millennial generation, the world's largest groups of people, can influence "crowd" direct investment, economic freedom, and economic growth. The book provides building blocks to instruct investors and entrepreneurs about how to leverage social networks and supplies tools to help retail investors—"the crowd"—to understand the language, risks, and rewards of this type of investment.
Providing an indispensable resource for investors and entrepreneurs, Peer-to-Peer Lending and Equity Crowdfunding summarizes past theory as well as current schools of thought related to capital formation and economic growth, explains why creating a secondary market for private placement offerings is essential to stimulating market liquidity, and documents how public-private partnerships using digital finance will enhance financial inclusion and positively impact investing. The book not only describes how crowdfunding works but also explains investment approaches, secondary markets, governance and compliance, transparency, and risk models that are necessary for investors to make informed decisions.
Contents
Foreword by Garry B. Crowder
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1
Reregulating and Deregulating the
Global Capital Markets
Chapter 2
Regulatory Reform across Seven Continents
Chapter 3
Securities Crowdfunding and Alpha in Social Data
Chapter 4
Peer-to-Pe
er Lending
Chapter 5
Market Structure: Women and Millennials
Chapter 6
Behaviors Related to Savings and Investment
Chapter 7
Structured Products
Chapter 8
Underwriting and Valuations
Chapter 9
Primary versus Secondary Markets
Chapter 10
Distributed Ledger Technology for a Universal
Credit System
Conclusion
Notes
Glossary of Financial Terms
Index
