Read more
Andrew A. Schwartz marries theory with on-the-ground research to give lawyers, students, scholars, and policymakers a one-stop shop for everything they need to know about investment crowdfunding, its regulation, and how to improve it.
Investment Crowdfunding is an accessible and engaging introduction to a growing field.
List of contents
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Investment Crowdfunding
- Chapter Two: Purpose
- Chapter Three: Challenges
- Chapter Four: Private Ordering
- Chapter Five: American Law and Practice
- Chapter Six: Comparative Law and Practice
- Chapter Seven: Lessons Learned
- Conclusion
About the author
Andrew A. Schwartz is Professor of Law at the University of Colorado and a regular visitor at the University of Auckland Law School in New Zealand, where he also served as a Fulbright Scholar. A graduate of Brown University and Columbia Law School, Schwartz teaches and publishes on corporate, securities and contract law.
Summary
Andrew A. Schwartz marries theory with on-the-ground research to give lawyers, students, scholars, and policymakers a one-stop shop for everything they need to know about investment crowdfunding, its regulation, and how to improve it. Investment Crowdfunding is an accessible and engaging introduction to a growing field.
Additional text
As investors and entrepreneurs grapple with the complexities of capital-raising in the digital age, Professor Schwartz's sophisticated, comprehensive analysis of the JOBS Act and Regulation Crowdfunding is a must-read for counsel and lawmakers alike. Providing both a global roadmap on existing law and a compelling case for the regulatory path ahead, Professor Schwartz's pathbreaking book will soon find its place on every serious startup lawyer's bookshelf.
