About Us | Peerbackers Strength in Numbers peerbackers is a new way to fund entrepreneurs. It is an online funding platform that allows business owners to raise capital from their “peers”—in small increments—in exchange for tangible rewards to those who contribute. We’re the connectors— our online marketplace directly links business people who are looking for a small amount of start-up or growth capital with individuals who are willing to contribute that funding in small increments. Who are the folks behind the venture? peerbackers is led by two founders – Sally Outlaw and Andrew Rachmell. Sally serves as President of peerbackers and is a seasoned entrepreneur having run her own businesses for the last twenty years. Andrew comes with an exemplary track record in marketing & corporate sponsorships and serves as VP of Business Development. After years of being entrepreneurs, Sally & Andrew decided their biggest passion is actually helping others with their start-ups.
Levée de fonds | Financement Amorçage | Création Entreprise | Cap Angel Peerbackers | crowdfunding big ideas EarlyShares | Crowdfunding Platform Funding Circle, a Kickstarter for SMBs, Picks Up $16M From Index, Union Square Ventures Some great news for small business owners, and perhaps a sign of more crowdsourced funding coming to the U.S.: the UK-based Funding Circle — a kind of Kickstarter for lending to smaller enterprises — has just announced that it has raised a $16 million round to further build up its business of enabling non-bank lending to small enterprises. The investment included participation from existing investor Index Ventures as well as new investor Union Square Ventures — a sign of how Funding Circle may have its sights set on taking advantage of new crowdfunding laws and expanding to the U.S. This Series B round takes the total raised by Funding Circle to $21 million. Funding Circle has made some impressive strides since launching in the UK 18 months ago: it’s facilitated lending to 670 small businesses in the UK, with funds totaling £28 million ($45 million), representing annual growth of over 400 percent.
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The Australian Small Scale Offerings Board (ASSOB) With JOBS Act Becoming Law, Crowdfunding Platforms Look To Create Self-Regulatory Body Today, President Obama signs the JOBS Act into law, legalizing crowdfunding in startups by non-accredited investors, so that anyone and their mother can invest. The new law stipulates that entrepreneurs can now raise money from any and all, however, startups are limited to $1 million per year, and must stick to portals approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission. What’s more, the legislation dispenses with the 500-shareholder rule, which put a limit on the number of shareholders a company was allowed before registering with the SEC (and going public). The new law gives high-growth companies a longer grace period, or on-ramp, leading up to IPOs, and lifts some of the one-size-fits all regulation that likely has been hampering the IPO market. While this is a big win for startups, it puts significant pressure on the crowdfunding market to self-regulate — which is risky. The group aims to create principles to: What do you think? More on CAPS here.
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