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Brevi note in tema di marketplace lending alla luce del nuovo regolamento europeo in materia di crowdfunding

Lucrezia Cipriani    Università Ca' Foscari Venezia    

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abstract

Crowdfunding platforms have been particularly relevant in the ambit of innovations introduced with the development of Fintech, including those that base their activity on lending (the so called “lending-based crowdfunding” platforms).  The active platforms - whose number in Italy is still relatively small - carry out a market activity that facilitates the matching of interests between those who are in surplus (and wish to use money towards a return), and those who are in deficit (and wish to obtain funding). This article aims to provide a look at lending crowdfunding, with a twofold purpose: (i) understanding how the relevant platforms can be legally qualified, also with regard to their compatibility with the activities reserved by law to financial intermediaries; ii) analyzing the possible scenarios related to the “European Crowdfunding Service Providers” EU Regulation (ECSP), considering that only in recent years the Commission has decided to go beyond a mere monitoring of the sector.

Pubblicato
21 Dicembre 2020
Accettato
02 Marzo 2022
Presentato
17 Novembre 2021
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IT

Keywords: EU regulation • Fintech • KIIS • Legal certainty • Disclosure • Crowd-investor • Lending-based crowdfunding • Risk management • Crowd-borrower • Credit risk assessment • Compliance • Cross-border activity • Platforms

permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/Rg/2281-6100/2022/01/002

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