We analyze data from the Polytechnic report to find out how crowdfunding is doing in Italy, between crisis and transformation.
Politecnico di Milano's 2024 crowdinvesting report shows a decline in equity crowdfunding and continued growth in real estate.
Each year the Crowdfunding Research Center publishes the European Crowdfunding Market Report, a document that analyzes the crowdfunding situation in Europe based on the previous year's data provided by platforms.
This past July 20, the Milan Polytechnic's Crowdinvesting Observatory released its usual annual report on crowdfunding trends in Italy.
Currently, lending crowdfunding in Italy is the type of crowdfunding that raises the most capital in its various forms.
Professional, qualified, sophisticated investors on the one hand and retail or unsophisticated investors on the other: let's have clarity.
On October 7, 2020, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union approved the European Regulation on Crowdfunding (ECSP), which has long been felt as a strong need by many quarters.
