AltFi published their second installment of "Where They are Now?" - a report on the status of UK crowdfunded companies since 2011; 751 companies are listed; 73.60% of the companies remain active and 11% have closed; top platforms in the UK include: Crowdcube, Seedrs, SyndicateRoom, AngelsDen, Code Investing and Venture Founders. Source
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The UK Treasury has announced it will allow crowd bonds in innovative finance individual savings accounts (IFISAs); crowd bond investors will invest in bonds of companies through crowdfunded platforms with their investments held in a tax sheltered account facilitated by the crowdfunding platform; the expansion of crowd bonds in IFISAs makes the crowdfunded investments more attractive because of the tax shelter, also providing greater benefits for an investment that's not secured by the government's FSCS protection. Source
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[Editor’s note: This is a guest post from RealtyShares. RealtyShares is a Bronze Sponsor at LendIt USA 2016, which will take place...
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