The least efficient way to do crowdfunding capital raising is to consider it an extraordinary, tedious but necessary operation. The most efficient one is to make capital raising a business asset.
Before and after a crowdfunding campaign, it is necessary to comply with a number of bureaucratic requirements and deal with some legal issues that may seem tedious or thorny but are essential for a smooth, safe, and efficient campaign.
The integration of S.A.F.E and equity crowdfunding generates an efficient strategy for the growth of a startup.
The S.A.F.E agreement and equity crowdfunding are both capital-raising instruments that lead towards enlarging the shareholder base of a company, but through very different routes. It is because of these differences that they can be two complementary instruments, rather than mutually exclusive, and enrich a company's capital-raising opportunities.
Italy's innovation ecosystem has evolved positively over the past decade, but it still lags far behind other European countries.
Raising capital for a startup or company at any stage of development should not just be a tedious necessity to survive and grow, but part of a structured marketing and sales strategy.
Finding investors for start-ups is the crucial issue that determines their ability to survive and then grow and become solid enough to produce wealth.
Funding a startup is not just about raising venture capital from investors or debt from banks; it is about creating the perfect mix of funding sources.
Participatory Financial Instruments are an alternative capital-raising opportunity that allows the logic of the U.S. SAFE to be replicated.
Steps to creating a startup: knowing the legal requirements, finding funding, protecting your idea, taking advantage of dedicated facilities.
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