Crowdfunding platforms have grown rapidly with the demand from an increasing number of start-ups and private market investors seeking alternatives to venture capital. How will regulation converge to support this growth? 📈
On 5th of October, 2020, European Union approved crowdfunding rules that will apply to all member states, thus finally offering a pan-European approach to the online capital formation while removing much of the friction in the current ecosystem that suffers from regulatory fragmentation. It will help crowdfunding function more smoothly across the EU and support cross-border funding by providing a single set of rules on crowdfunding. 📄
Is crowdfunding a new top success story for Lithuanian fintech sector? Let’s talk about it together with:
🔸 Vytautas Šenavičius, Chairman of the Board of Lithuanian P2P Lending and Crowdfunding Association
🔸 Artūras Konusevičius, Country manager – Lithuania at EstateGuru
🔸 Vilma Mačerauskienė, Director of Financial Market Policy Department at Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania
🔸 Karsten Wenslaff, Secretary General, German Crowdfunding Association
🔸 Moderator – Gintarė Bačiulienė, Head of Technology Sector Team at Invest Lithuania
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