Braveheart Moves Crowdfunding Investments from CrowdCube to Seedrs
- Braveheart's crowdfunding investment fund is moving to Seedrs after initially launching their funding endeavor with CrowdCube.
AIM listed Braveheart Investment Group has announced today that they are partnering with Seedrs to use their platform to source equity Crowdfunding Crowdfunding Crowdfunding is defined as funding of a project via raising smaller denominations of money across a large body of number of people.New businesses that need access to more capital may also conduct crowdfunding. Generally, crowdfunding is performed through an online community, social media, or crowdfunding websites such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and RocketHub. Depending upon which jurisdiction an investor resides within will dictate the sort of restrictions that are applied to the crowdfunding pro Crowdfunding is defined as funding of a project via raising smaller denominations of money across a large body of number of people.New businesses that need access to more capital may also conduct crowdfunding. Generally, crowdfunding is performed through an online community, social media, or crowdfunding websites such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and RocketHub. Depending upon which jurisdiction an investor resides within will dictate the sort of restrictions that are applied to the crowdfunding pro Read this Term investments. The partnership ends a previous relationship Braveheart had with CrowdCube that began in December 2014. When initially working with CrowdCube, the two firms were part of a UK government objective to invest in City of London companies. Receiving funds from the London Co-Investment Fund and private investors, Braveheart was tasked with investment the capital in companies utilizing CrowdCube to crowdfund.
With the move today, Seedrs becomes the platform of choice for Braveheart to invest third-party funds that are earmarked for crowdfunding investment.
Geoffrey Thomson, Braveheart Chief Executive, commented about the change in an announcement to shareholders that "Seedrs has the highest set of regulatory approvals and the same high investment standards as our own. We are delighted to be investing in Seedrs' best prospects and to be bringing it investment opportunities in our portfolio which comprises around 150 companies."
AIM listed Braveheart Investment Group has announced today that they are partnering with Seedrs to use their platform to source equity Crowdfunding Crowdfunding Crowdfunding is defined as funding of a project via raising smaller denominations of money across a large body of number of people.New businesses that need access to more capital may also conduct crowdfunding. Generally, crowdfunding is performed through an online community, social media, or crowdfunding websites such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and RocketHub. Depending upon which jurisdiction an investor resides within will dictate the sort of restrictions that are applied to the crowdfunding pro Crowdfunding is defined as funding of a project via raising smaller denominations of money across a large body of number of people.New businesses that need access to more capital may also conduct crowdfunding. Generally, crowdfunding is performed through an online community, social media, or crowdfunding websites such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and RocketHub. Depending upon which jurisdiction an investor resides within will dictate the sort of restrictions that are applied to the crowdfunding pro Read this Term investments. The partnership ends a previous relationship Braveheart had with CrowdCube that began in December 2014. When initially working with CrowdCube, the two firms were part of a UK government objective to invest in City of London companies. Receiving funds from the London Co-Investment Fund and private investors, Braveheart was tasked with investment the capital in companies utilizing CrowdCube to crowdfund.
With the move today, Seedrs becomes the platform of choice for Braveheart to invest third-party funds that are earmarked for crowdfunding investment.
Geoffrey Thomson, Braveheart Chief Executive, commented about the change in an announcement to shareholders that "Seedrs has the highest set of regulatory approvals and the same high investment standards as our own. We are delighted to be investing in Seedrs' best prospects and to be bringing it investment opportunities in our portfolio which comprises around 150 companies."