Qu’est-ce que le financement participatif ?

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Le financement participatif est un appel ouvert au public sur internet permettant de financer différents types de projets, notamment entrepreneuriaux sans passer par l’intermédiation d’une banque. Le crowdfunding bénéficie d’une croissance exponentielle depuis sa diffusion mondiale à partir de la fin des années 2000. Une règlementation aux niveaux européen et français encadre ce secteur touchant à la finance des ménages. Ce type de financement s’exprime sous différentes formes : don/récompense, prêt, investissement en capital dans des proportions bien différentes.

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ATTUEL-MENDES Laurence
Professeur associé et Directrice des Relations Institutionnelles et Gouvernance
Burgundy School of Business

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