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DANIEL GORFINE DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL MARKET POLICY AND LEGAL COUNSEL, MILKEN INSTITUTE DECEMBER 4, 2013 HBSAB Panel: Crowdfunding Part II

Crowdfunding Panel at Harvard Business School (Dec 4, 2013)

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The Harvard Business School Association of Boston hosted a panel on crowdfunding Dec. 4, 2013. This slide deck was published for the attendees of the event by Daniel Gorfine, of the Milken Institute, who moderated the panel. Attending the panel were representatives of OurCrowd, CircleUp, Fundrise, and RocketHub. Details of the event can be seen here: http://www.hbsab.org/article.html?aid=801

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D A N I E L G O R F I N E

D I R E C T O R O F F I N A N C I A L M A R K ET P O L I C Y A N D L E G A L C O U N S E L , M I L K E N I N S T I T U T E

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HBSAB Panel: Crowdfunding Part II

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State of Angel Capital

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Data Source: UNH Center for Venture Research

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State of Venture Capital

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Data Source: NVCA/ PWC Moneytree Report

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Venture Capital Moving Away from Seed

Data Source: NVCA/ PWC Moneytree Report

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Expansion Avg=$8mil

Later Stage Avg=$10mil

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State of Small Business Lending

Source: Thomson Reuters/PayNet Small Business Lending Index

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Sources of Startup Financing Limited

Source: Corporate Executive Board, US Small Business Administration

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US IPO Market: Small vs. Big Companies

US IPOs with Pre-IPO Annual Sales Less Than or Greater Than $50m/Year

Source: SEC Advisory Committee on Small and Emerging Companies, September 2012; Ritter, University of Florida

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Public vs. Private Market

Source: Ivanov, SEC

Aggregate Capital Raise 2009-2012 by Offering Method

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2012: Public Market Totaled $1.2tn Private Market Totaled $1.7tn

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New Capital Access Tools

© 2013 Milken Institute

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© 2013 Milken Institute

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Funding Landscape

Angel Investment: Range based on lowest and highest total annual Angel investment per deal from 2001-2012, UNH data VC

Investment: Range based on lowest and highest total annual VC investment per deal from 1995-2012, NVCA data

Investment Stage range based on lowest and highest total annual VC investment per stage per deal from

1995-2012, NVCA data

Startup/Seed: $3.2mil Early Stage: $5.0mil; Expansion: $8.4mil; Later Stage : $10.3mil

Data Source: ACA, NVCA © 2013 Milken Institute

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Donation-Based Crowdfunding in 2012

Source: TechCrunch, massoultion

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Crowd Investing: Title III JOBS Act

Source: Fundable, Earn MBA degree.

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Crowd Investing Disclosures Vary by

Offering Amount

Crowd Investing Offering Amount (including offerings in preceding 12 mo.)

Disclosure Requirements

Up to $100,000 Most recent income tax returns; financial statements certified by issuer’s executive officer

$100,000 - $500,000 Financial statements reviewed by independent public accountant

$500,000+ Audited financial statements

Source: sec.gov

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SEC Proposed Rules

Investment Advice/ Recommendations

Investor Education Requirement

Portal Compensation

Models

Title III

Ongoing Disclosures

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Rule 506(c) Investing

Title II of the JOBS Act

Ban on General Solicitation Lifted

Accredited Investor Verification Required

Reasonable Belief Investor Accredited

Proposed Rules

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Regulation A+

Data Source: WR Hambrecht + Co, Dealogic

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Small Company IPOs have declined as a share of overall market Total filing expenses under Regulation A+ are estimated to decrease by

50% when compared to smaller reporting company S-1 filings, and by 71% when compared to traditional S-1 filings

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