Equity crowdfunded companies should make results public, investors say
"I think we'll see some terrifyingly bad results for investors" – Lance Wiggs With special feature audio.
Most companies which equity crowdfunded in the past couple of years will not have met their financial forecasts, experienced investors believe.
Many of the early-stage companies' fundraising, particularly in the first year after crowdfunding became legal, were criticised for releasing prospectus
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Mon, 13 Jun 2016
Mon, 13 Jun 2016
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Equity crowdfunded companies should make results public, investors say
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