By: Sean Valle Some startups occasionally face financial challenges that require the company to sell stock at a lower valuation than the valuation used during a previous stock financing. These fundraising rounds are often referred to as “down rounds.” Besides representing a potential setback in a company’s apparent growth, down rounds can affect a company’s “as-converted” […]
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By: Benjamin Jacob All securities offered and sold in the United States must either be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission or qualify for an exemption under the Securities Act of 1933 (the “Securities Act”). While exemptions for “friends and family” rounds and “high net worth individuals” are more well-known, a lesser known exemption is […]
By: Maks Ewendt Non-dilutive funding is a way to increase a company’s capital without giving away, or “diluting,” the ownership or equity to do so. Small businesses are likely familiar with two of the most common ways to obtain funding to support their growth: debt financing and selling equity to investors. However, there may be another, […]
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How a Down Round Affects a Startup Capitalization Table
ResourcesBy: Sean Valle Some startups occasionally face financial challenges that require the company to sell stock at a lower valuation than the valuation used during a previous stock financing. These fundraising rounds are often referred to as “down rounds.” Besides representing a potential setback in a company’s apparent growth, down rounds can affect a company’s “as-converted” […]
Regulation S – Exemption for Foreign Offerings
ResourcesBy: Benjamin Jacob All securities offered and sold in the United States must either be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission or qualify for an exemption under the Securities Act of 1933 (the “Securities Act”). While exemptions for “friends and family” rounds and “high net worth individuals” are more well-known, a lesser known exemption is […]
Federal Grants can Provide Funding for your Small Business Without Diluting Founders
ResourcesBy: Maks Ewendt Non-dilutive funding is a way to increase a company’s capital without giving away, or “diluting,” the ownership or equity to do so. Small businesses are likely familiar with two of the most common ways to obtain funding to support their growth: debt financing and selling equity to investors. However, there may be another, […]