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Crowdfunding and SEBI




Gaurav Dubey, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University


ABSTRACT


The support of the crowd, the name itself has a profound meaning. The support of the crowd makes the baby the industry is growing rapidly. It provides new ways of investing and provides a new product of diversity of investor portfolio. Crowd support, a new paradigm for young people starting a business. The purpose of this study was to focus on its issues and challenges, its acceptance into the Indian subcontinent, and the risk involved in the industry itself. The research itself which describes naturally. Secondary data were collected from separate research papers, websites, and journals. Crowd support is a request for more people. This idea came into use in the year 2000 and is growing rapidly worldwide.There are 52 crowd support platforms worldwide. According to SEBI Only allowed investors are welcome to participate in these community support activities. Such investors can do the same they include people of high value. SEBI have emphasized various aspects which consider the INDIA crowd support model. SEBI has tried to create a balance between the protection of investors and the role of equitable markets in economic development and growth and avoidance of structured risks to the economy.


Keywords: Crowd funding, Investor-Investee, Startup, Legalize, Companies Act, Contract Act, Sebi, Reward, Equity, Donation

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

Abbreviation: IJLLR

ISSN: 2582-8878

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