Is crowdfunding a serious threat for banks? (3/3)

Experts share what CFOs will likely make of all this.

As presented in the previous issue, crowdfunding is shaking up corporate financing industry in the way Paypal shook up how we pay for products and services online.

While experts are divided on whether alternative financing platforms will soon kill banks, they agree on one thing - banks need to transform and that requires serious rethinking of current strategies.

In this last issue of the series, experts are asked on what they think would be the future of corporate financing and its implications on financing decisions to be made by CFOs, accountancy and finance professionals.
 

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