By hosting the fundraising efforts of crypto platform Bit4you, participative lending website BeeBonds is moving away from its usual niche, the property sector. By targeting business financing, BeeBonds is now positioning itself as a challenger to Look & Fin. Read more on Trends Tendances.
To ensure its growth and development beyond our borders, Belgian crypto platform Bit4you is carrying out a number of financial transactions, including a fundraising round. Read more on Trends Tendances.
The BeeBonds crowdlending platform now has a new trilingual application. Read more in La Libre.
The parent company of Belgian crypto-currency trading platform Bit4You is becoming the first listed European company in its sector. It wants to raise €25 million to buy listed Beluga, partly through crowdlending. Read more... Read More "Cryptoasset platform Bit4You is looking to go public via crowdlending.
Crypto platform Bit4you wants to raise €5 million via a crowdfunding campaign launched on BeeBonds. The funds will be used to finance the acquisition of Beluga. Read more in L'Echo.
With "crowdlending", a "crowd" of individuals grants a loan to a project owner in exchange for a return. For investors, this is an alternative to the traditional financial products offered by private banks, which are considered to be disconnected from the real economy. However, despite... Read More "Crowdlending: an attractive practice not devoid of risks
In collaboration with German real estate investment fund Aroundtown, Everland is redeveloping the former Sheraton Hotel on Place Rogier into Cardo Brussels, an Autograph Collection hotel owned by the Mariott Group. Read more on Le Vif L'Express.
The 2008 crisis changed the life of Joël Duysan, who describes himself as "a financier with a passion for finance". Crowdfunding has enabled him to get back in touch with investors, the general public and people with economic projects. It's... Read More "Private investment at the service of the real economy
Only those who have hundreds of thousands of euros in a savings account or who have lent money to a start-up business will have to declare this on their tax return. Read more in L'Echo.
Pitaya was already present in cities such as London and Brussels, but now Ghent has its own restaurant. Here you can enjoy traditional Thai dishes, inspired by the streets of Bangkok, in a trendy venue. Read more in Het Laaste Nieuws.
