Brokerage, Commission-Trading, & Asymmetry of Information
Source: Capgemini, RBC Wealth Management and Scorpio Partnership Global HNW Insights Survey 2014.
Pre Jobs Act 2012
No general solicitation or general advertising of unregistered securities allowed
Exemption—certain private offerings only to accredited investors
Self-accreditation was sufficient
Jobs Act 2012—Title 2
Congress’ attempt to stimulate jobs in the US economy by broadening investment in private companies
Mandate for the SEC to issue operative regulations
First set of rules including 506(c) Exemption Sept 2013
Jobs Act 2012—Title 3: Crowdfunding
Creates new registration exemption to take advantage of Internet’s capacity for mass communication & social interaction
The new exemption will not become effective until the new SEC rules have been adopted
Jobs Act 2015 Title 4
March 25, 2015: SEC adopted final rules to implement the expansion of Regulation A (Reg A+), which includes non-accredited investor provisions
General solicitation and general advertising allowed
All US residents now able to see & attend meetings with actively funding companies (whether accredited or not)
Web site to contain limited information on funding companies for US users only
Only accredited investors can actually purchase
Definition of accredited investor remains the same
Self Accreditation no longer enough—need to implement verification procedure
New Rule requires each US investor to provide certification letter
Issued by registered broker-dealer, RIA, licensed attorney or CPA
Needs to be renewed periodically
Confirm it is still accurate at the time of each investment
Relates to US residents only
Bad
Actor
Bad actor Provision
Issuers can only use Rule 506 offerings if no “bad actors” associated with them
SEC issued clear guidelines: get bad guys off the street → more investor protections
Source: Capgemini, RBC Wealth Mangement and Scorpio Partnership Global HNW Insights Survey 2014.
The Most Important Interactions on Social Media:
Trending investment news shared by advisor
Educational articles and research advisor has shared
Instant access to research, whitepapers and pertinent videos
Source: H. Terry, D. Schwartz, T. Sun “The Future of Finance Part 3: The Socialization of Finance,” Goldman Sachs. March 13, 2015.i
Crowdfunding has exploded to $10bn in 2014, nearly doubling every year
Aggregate Amount of Funding
Through Crowdfunding ($bn)
The World Bank October estimates global crowdfunding to grow to $95B by 2025
ETFs have a 10 year CAGR of 27.1%
How Many Mutual Funds Routinely Rout the Market? Zero
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/15/your-money/how-many-mutual-funds-routinely-rout-the-market-zero.html
Manager Dispersion Increases as Illiquidity Grows
Breaking Down Venture Capital Risk and Return
Crowdfunding:
An increasingly large opportunity for investors
Source: H. Terry, D. Schwartz, T. Sun “The Future of Finance Part 3: The Socialization of Finance,” Goldman Sachs. March 13, 2015.i
Equity Crowd Funding:
OurCrowd, AngelList, CircleUp lead the pack
Equity Crowd Funding at the core of OurCrowd’s model
Creating content & communities of investors, experts & alumni
Utilize voting/polling of experts as part of due diligence
Harnessing the wisdom of crowds and expert groups
Funding
Voting
Wisdom
Creating
Democratizing Wealth Creation and Access to Capital
Key Differentiators
OurCrowd: Partnering With Leading Institutions
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