Regulation A+
securities offerings have surpassed past Regulation A offerings as of October
31, 2016, according to the white paper, and several issuers reporting proceeds
were engaged in real estate “crowdfunding.” The paper also says several issuers
in the real estate sector, including real estate “crowdfunding platforms,” have
engaged in Regulation A+ offerings. One industry theory not mentioned in the
paper is that REITs are attracted to crowdfunding models because both
accredited and non-accredited investors can participate in the investment.
Nevertheless, all data points to the same direction, real estate,
and an article in Crowdfund Insider confirms it. The Crowdfund
article states that more real estate firms are launching their own crowdfunding
platforms. In addition, a variety of Regulation A+ real estate funds and
traditional investment firms are increasingly using platforms to raise a
portion of their capital stack. We agree that real estate should be on our
radar, but we must still outweigh the risk factors and valuations with these
securities, the paper states. We will also have to see how many additional
unregistered online REITs enter the Regulation A market.
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Top
two-digit SIC industries
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Rank Industry | Number of offerings (%) | Number of offerings |
1 Business services | 15% | 22 |
2 Real estate | 13% | 19 |
3 Non-depository credit institutions | 8% | 12 |
4 Holding and other investment offices | 8% | 12 |
5 Depository institutions | 7% | 10 |
Rank Industry | Number of qualified offerings (%) | Number of qualified offerings |
1 Business services | 17% | 14 |
2-4 Holding and other investment offices | 12% | 10 |
2-4 Depository institutions | 12% | 10 |
2-4 Real estate | 12% | 10 |
5 Non-depository credit institutions | 7% | 6 |
Rank Industry | Aggregate size of offerings (%) | Aggregate size of offerings ($ mln) |
1 Holding and other investment offices | 20% | $515 |
2 Real estate | 14% | $377 |
3 Non-depository credit institutions | 10% | $253 |
4 Business services | 9% | $238 |
5 Communications | 6% | $161 |
Rank Industry | Aggregate size of qualified offerings (%) | Aggregate size of qualified offerings ($ mln) |
1 Holding and other investment offices | 30% | $445 |
2 Real estate | 10% | $148 |
3 Depository institutions | 10% | $146 |
4 Business services | 8% | $119 |
5 Non-depository credit institutions | 8% | $113 |
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