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Crowdfunding and Crowdinvesting Karsten Wenzlaff Moscow, 24 th April 2012 Private Research Institute based in Berlin founded in 2011 12 scientists -Market Research -Trend Reporting on new digital economies -OpenScience-Institute Crowdsourcing is allocation of knowledge, skills and capital 1. 2. 3. Donation-based crowdfunding Crowd-Investing Peer-to-peer Lending European Crowdfunding and Peer to Peer Lending Platforms UK - http://www.fundingcircle.com - http://www.innovatrs.com - http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk - https://www.buzzbnk.org - http://www.sponsume.com - http://wedidthis.org.uk - www.wefund.co.uk - http://bluedotworld.com/ - http://en.fansnextdoor.com/ - http://www.unbound.co.uk/ - Ireland - http://www.seedups.com - http://www.venturesocially.com - http://www.fundit.ie - Germany - http://couchtycoon.net/ - http://www.seedmatch.de - http://www.globumbus.com/ - http://www.cofundos.org - http://www.innovestment.de/ - https://www.sellaband.com/ - http://www.smava.de - http://www.startnext.de - and - www.startnext.at - http://www.mysherpas.com - http://www.visionbakery.com - http://www.inkubato.com - http://www.pling.de - http://www.friendfund.com - htpp://www.games-plant.com - http://www.betterplace.org - http://www.einfachgeben.org/ - Austria - http://www.respekt.net - http://www.querk.net - Switzerland - http://www.c-crowd.com - http://www.cofundit.com - http://www.investiere.ch - France: - http://www.wiseed.fr - http://www.financeutile.com/ - http://www.friendsclear.com/ - http://www.babyloan.org - http://www.ulule.com - http://www.kisskissbankbank.com - http://www.mutuzz.com/ - Spain: - http://www.fandyu.com - http://www.lanzanos.com/ - http://www.verkami.com/ - http://www.partizipa.com - http://www.volanda.com/ - Netherlands - http://www.crowdaboutnow.com/CrowdAboutNow/ - http://www.symbid.com - http://www.onepercentclub.com - http://www.voordekunst.nl/ - http://tenpages.com/ - http://www.schrijversmarkt.nl/ - http://www.bookabook.nl/ - http://www.cinecrowd.nl/ - http://nieuwspost.nl/ - http://www.crowdfundingfacilities.nl/ - http://www.cinemareloaded.com/en/ - Belgium - http://www.believersfund.com - http://www.westartup.eu/ - http://www.sonicangel.com - http://launch.sprowd.com/ - http://www.sandawe.com - Finland - http://venturebonsai.info - http://www.growvc.com - Sweden: - http://tunerights.com/ - http://www.crowdculture.se/ - http://www.fundedbyme.com/ - Bulgaria - http://planetpreneur.org/grow/3challenge/ - Denmark - http://www.booomerang.dk/ - http://www.vidensbanken.com/pages_translated.asp?HPID=131 I Italy - http://www.eppela.com/ - Czech - Republic - http://www.fondomat.cz/ - Questions and comments Twitter @ikosom @kasi Facebook www.facebook.com/ikosom Email [email protected].

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