Crowdfunder Equitise in breach of licence conditions
Company's accounts reveal some uncertainty over financial position.
The Australian equity crowdfunding platform pinged by the Financial Markets Authority last year for failing to file its financial statements has revealed it is in breach of its licence and will need to raise money.
Last July, the FMA issued an infringement notice to Equitise
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