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FolkFunding Launches ClubCore, to Manage Club Deals

Both in real estate crowd investing and, above all, in equity crowdfunding for startups and SMEs, it is essential to make use of “pre-market” activities, that is, the collection of expressions of interest from potential investors, before the launch of the campaign. In this sense, ClubCore can be useful to the company about to raise as it allows it to engage and activate its community by previewing the project.

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FolkFunding has officially released ClubCore, an “as a service” platform that allows companies and professionals to manage club deals in a fully compliant way, including privacy.

The company, founded by Angelo Rindone, is known for Produzioni dal Basso, Italy’s largest donation and reward crowdfunding platform, and for CrowdCore, a white-label service for generating crowd-investing platforms (equity and lending crowdfunding).

ClubCore makes it possible to organize and manage small club deals in a few clicks in “as a service” mode, building “intranet” platforms, thus confidential and not open to the public, with the purpose of aggregating people, communities, and closed communities of investors around a project.

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Why ClubCore is a very useful tool

In a recent interview with Startup News, Rindone explained that the genesis of ClubCore stems first and foremost from the observation that the “community” component in crowd-investing platforms has been gradually being lost, partly, if not mainly, due to the not-easy ongoing quest for compliance with respect to regulations.

In addition, according to Rindone, the new European crowd-investing regulation, which requires platforms to make significant investments, including organizational investments, could reduce by as much as 50 percent the number of platforms already operating, and therefore “ClubCore may become interesting for those who nonetheless want to continue to operate in the market, certainly under a lighter form such as a club deal.”

Finally, already now, both in real estate crowd investing and, above all, in equity crowdfunding for startups and SMEs, it is essential to make use of “pre-market” activities, that is, the collection of expressions of interest from potential investors, before the launch of the campaign.

In this sense, too, ClubCore can be useful to the company about to raise as it allows it to engage and activate its community by previewing the project.

In addition, through public API systems it will be possible to integrate with any Crowd investing platform (Equity or lending), thus also allowing the finalization of the deal.

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