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Jung Min Lee
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Denai (Minji) Koh
Making it work
Jung Min Lee, Gye-Jeong Kim and Denai (Minji) Koh of Kim & Chang take a look at how crowdfunding is regulated in Korea, and assess if this new flexible form of financing could one day surpass bank lending for SMEs
Gye-Jeong Kim
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April 24, 2017
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