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Resolving The Crowdfunding Conundrum: The Experience Of The United States And Spain, Rafael A. Porrata-Doria Jr.
Resolving The Crowdfunding Conundrum: The Experience Of The United States And Spain, Rafael A. Porrata-Doria Jr.
American University Business Law Review
The phenomenon known as crowdfunding has become an attractive alternative for businesses looking for investors without having to go through more well-established routes or without necessarily having to lure and impress professional investors. However, this new form of raising capital creates a series of issues and problems unique to crowdfunding, which has led to a struggle amongst governments to effectively regulate this new entrepreneurial opportunity. The crowdfunding conundrum government regulators are facing causes them to have to reconcile two contradictory missions: facilitating the acquisition of capital by businesses and protecting investors (and the market) from fraud and manipulation. This Article …
Challenges To The Credibility Of The Investor-State Arbitration System, Michael Nolan
Challenges To The Credibility Of The Investor-State Arbitration System, Michael Nolan
American University Business Law Review
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The Future Of International Arbitration In Central And Eastern Europe, Wojciech Sadowski
The Future Of International Arbitration In Central And Eastern Europe, Wojciech Sadowski
American University Business Law Review
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