Traditional crowdfunding has always been pitched as a lifeline for creators. For non-fungible token (NFT) artists, most ...

The enactment of Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) in May 2016 revolutionized America’s startups and startup investing by dramatically expanding opportunities for small businesses and tens of millions ...

Crowdfunded real estate platforms have opened up real estate investing to the masses. Real estate investment has always been a game for the big dogs. With a high barrier-to-entry and a history of ...

A pillar of community philanthropy quietly collapsed last year, and its loss should deeply concern grant makers. The Brooklyn-based nonprofit crowdfunding platform Ioby — which stands for “In our own ...

A Pittsburgh-based startup that helps people invest in small businesses is making big moves to support more entrepreneurs. On top of actively raising $3 million for its next funding round, fintech ...

Chris Davis is a Managing Editor on the Investing team. As a writer, he covered the stock market, investing strategies and investment accounts, and as a spokesperson, he appeared on NBC Bay Area and ...

On Feb. 17, 2026, the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Corporation Finance published revised Compliance and Disclosure Interpretations (C&DIs) on Regulation Crowdfunding. The five ...

Founder of The Crowd Data Center and Architect of UK FCA Innovation Unit Brings Four Decades of Fintech Innovation to ...

If you’re interested in getting started with real estate investing but don’t want to deal with the headache of being a landlord or coming up with tens of thousands of dollars for a down payment, ...

Australian crowdfunding platform Equitise has entered administration after failing to secure new funding necessary to sustain its operations, according to a filing lodged with the corporate regulator ...

StartEngine, a top securities crowdfunding platform, has acquired Vinovest, a niche wine-and-whiskey investment platform. The ...

You no longer need a fortune to own real estate anymore. With real estate crowdfunding, you can now invest in a fraction of a property – yes, an actual building – without ever dealing with tenants.