Tax Breaks Be Damned! UKCFA’s Julia Groves On P2P Crowdfunding

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The UK government’s treatment of tax credits has caused plenty of controversy – not just in the area of income tax, but also in eco-investment. The Trillion Fund, once headed up by Julia Groves (who remains as a director, but is no longer CEO) was particularly affected by recent policy changes.

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Here, Julia, who is also the chair of the UK Crowdfunding Association, makes a case for the way forward in her opening presentation at the recent Aternative Finance – New Solutions To Old Problems conference. She outlines the benefits of the Trillion Fund, even after the policy reforms, aand the merits of crowdfunded lending.

This particular file is audio-only, which we think helps the case state itself. Do have a listen.

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