Managing Escrow Logistics
Ensuring that funds are properly handled by the escrow agent, tracking fund collection, and managing the release of funds once the minimum target is reached adds operational complexity for issuers. If the funding target is not met, issuers must return the funds to investors, which can involve additional time and costs.
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