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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2020

Industry Update: Crowdfunding January 2020

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On 18 December 2019, the European Parliament's negotiating team reached a deal with the Council for the European Union on the implementation

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On 18 December 2019, the European Parliament's negotiating team reached a deal with the Council for the European Union on the implementation of EU-wide rules aimed at helping crowdfunding services function smoothly while fostering cross-border business funding.

The announcement (found here) follows the publication of the Council's compromise proposal in June 2019 (2018/0048 (COD)) which revised the European Commission's draft framework for common rules for crowdfunding platforms across Europe (P8_TA(2019)0301) (the "Crowdfunding Regulation").

The announcement comes as a targeted response to the fragmented and often conflicting regulatory regimes currently in force for crowdfunding service providers (CSPs) operating within EU Member States. The Crowdfunding Regulation is set to form part of the European Commission's wider FinTech Action Plan (COM(2018) 109/2), directed at harnessing technological innovation in financial services.

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