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6.3 Financing alternative business models

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TU Delft by Conny Bakker

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From Flickr by Mary Cullen Licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/154958442@N02/37088988530)

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Europoean union

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European Union

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Alternative financing models

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Peer-to-peer (P2P) business lending

Debt–based transaction model

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Donation-based crowdfunding

Individuals donate small amounts to meet the larger funding aim

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Invoice trading

Firms sell their invoices at a discount to investors

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Peer-to-peer (P2P) consumer lending

Individuals using an online platform to borrow from a number of individual lenders

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Community shares

withdrawable share capital; a form of share capital unique to co-operative and community benefit society legislation

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Equity-based crowdfundig

Sale of a stake in a business to a number of investors

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Pension-led funding

Allow accumulated pension funds invest in their own businesses

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Reward-based crowdfunding

Individuals donate towards a specific project with the expectation of receiving a tangible

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Debt-based securities

Lenders receive a non–collateralized debt obligation typically paid back over an extended period of time

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