The Securities and Exchanges Board of India (SEBI) is close to finalising the norms for crowdfunding in India.

According to Livemint, two sources privy to the developments stated that SEBI will set a cap of 25 percent stake for crowdfunding investors.

Mint also reported that the regulator will require investors via crowdfunding to seek its permission before investing, and also provide the relevant information to other investors in the startup/company.

SEBI may also consider allowing large firms and institutional investors to use this channel for funding smaller enterprises. One of the sources said that the reason for this would be to help genuine entrepreneurial activities with a wider net of funding options as opposed to angel investors who sometimes dictate their terms and even close the option of a company reaching out to other investors.

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