Crowdfunding is an excellent way to get your business off the ground and one which has risen to prominence over the past 10 years.

Equity crowdfunding campaigns can bring great rewards to young and growth-stage businesses. Much needed funds, key allies in the form of new investors and a significant boost in brand recognition really help to propel a business forward.

Many entrepreneurs consider equity crowdfunding a no-brainer. You have a great idea, an innovative product, and/or a disruptive business model ‒ why wouldn’t the crowd invest?

With traditional financial institutions tightening their belts and seemingly throwing away the keys to their vaults around a decade ago, it paved the way for crowdfunding and there’s been no looking back since

The craft beer brewer has launched its sixth Equity for Punks campaign and will offer one new shareholder £1m worth of shares

From predictive technology to AI, the world of banking is about to change dramatically

The injection of funds into the crowdfunding platform is a welcome good news story for British fintechs and startups

The coffee-subscription service is looking to raise £20,000 to bring fresh, high-quality roasts to Nespresso machines

The Mexican fast-food chain is looking to raise £1m on Crowdcube to support its expansion to 50 UK restaurants in the next five years, as well as its first international outlets

Backing a business you believe in is great; losing your life savings is less so. Fortunately, CrowdRating is bringing confidence back to the crowd

Timed to coincide with the launch of its new Fit Expert Marketplace, the bespoke tailoring company is looking to raise £500,000 to boost its UK and US expansion while offering fashion fanatics the chance to run their own business

Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh is looking to take her groundbreaking product global after closing equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, which included record-breaking single investment of £1m