Liquidation preferences are considered by some to be one of the most important components of an investment term sheet. Generally used to determine investor “pecking order” with respect to distributions related to mergers and acquisitions, liquidation preferences are important for … Continue reading
startup investing
Investments are risky, and a good rule of thumb is to never invest more than you are comfortable to completely lose. Regulation Crowdfunding allows the average person to invest in startups, often with small investment minimums, some as low as … Continue reading
When building your investment portfolio, having a healthy balance of different types of investments is key. Depending on your financial situation and portfolio goals, alternative assets are one type of investment option that could help you diversify your portfolio. What … Continue reading
When building an investment portfolio, diversification is an essential part of managing investment risk. In this blog, we will review the basics of portfolio diversification, including why it is important, as well as the different methods of portfolio diversification that … Continue reading
Learn the difference between early and late-stage startup investment opportunities and how to invest pre-IPO. Continue reading
Learn about different financing options for startups, including debt vs. equity, and the pros and cons of each. Continue reading
It’s crucial that investors conduct their own due diligence on investment opportunities. Learn more about assessing the financial projections of a potential startup investment. Continue reading
Liquidation preferences are an important investment term. Learn what they are, how they work, and how they can impact an investor’s overall returns. Continue reading
A startup’s value proposition (or lack of) can tell investors a lot about the company as a potential investment opportunity. Learn more about assessing value propositions. Continue reading
When assessing a potential investment opportunity, many venture capitalists will agree it’s not just about finding the “best” or most groundbreaking startup ideas–it’s who is behind the wheel. Continue reading
