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Business & Corporate Contracts Raising Capital in the U.S.

Start-Up Raising Capital? Some Common Features of Preferred Shares & Why Some Select Preferred Shares over Convertible Debt

When you start a business and want to attract your first round of financing, Preferred Shares is one product that can be offered to Investors. Many Founders have asked us to explain exactly what Preferred Shares are and compare and…

IanScottJanuary 10, 2014

Business & Corporate Contracts Raising Capital in the U.S.

Which Securities Law Exemption Should I Select? Regulation D – Rule 504, 505 & 506 Explained

If you want to raise capital by issuing stock, convertible notes or any other security in the United States you will quickly realize that you fall into a complicated web of securities regulations. To make matters even worse, you must…

IanScottJuly 3, 2013

Business & Corporate Contracts Raising Capital in the U.S.

Convertible Debt As A Financing Tool – Friend or Foe? Advantages & Disadvantages From The Perspective of the Founder Of Using Convertible Debt to Raise Capital

When you start a business and want to attract your first round of financing, Convertible Debt is one product that can be offered to Investors. While some consider Convertible Debt a great alternative to selling equity, others are vocal critics…

IanScottMarch 19, 2013

Business & Corporate Contracts Questions & Answers Raising Capital in the U.S.

Start-Up Raising Capital? Some Common Features of Preferred Shares & Why Some Select Preferred Shares over Convertible Debt

Which Securities Law Exemption Should I Select? Regulation D – Rule 504, 505 & 506 Explained

Convertible Debt As A Financing Tool – Friend or Foe? Advantages & Disadvantages From The Perspective of the Founder Of Using Convertible Debt to Raise Capital

Top Questions From Start-Up Business Owners/Founders When Seeking Funding From Family & Friends

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