Venture Capital, Fun... • 1y
Haha that's a very tall ask on text. Ill stick to the terms you'll see in investment docs - You'll have your ssa (share subscription agreement) Sha - shareholders agreement. Ssa is mostly on procedure of how to issue the shares to investor and certain indemnity rights they have. SHA is where all your legalities come in - multiple kinds of rights here including liquidation preference, anti dilution, tag, ROFR, exit rights, promoter vesting and clawback etc. A good way to understand these terms is to read the book Venture Deals.
Honorary Mentions - ... • 1y
As a founder, your startup is your baby. But what about when that Golden Exit opportunity appears? Drag-Along Rights in your Shareholder Agreement(SHA) are crucial for ensuring a smooth acquisition process. What are Drag-Along Rights? They empower
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Starting a startup is exciting, but understanding the shareholder agreement (SHA) is crucial. Today, let's focus on Dilution. What is dilution? Imagine you and a friend each own half a pizza (50% each). If you bring another friend in and share more
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We've covered dilation and the Board of Directors(BOD). Now, let's delve into Tag-Along Rights—An Essential Topic Imagine your startup takes off! A major player wants to buy the company, and your majority shareholder is ready to cash in. But what ab
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