Purpose of Valuation Cap in SAFE
SAFE is an agreement used by startups mainly to raise funds during their seed financing rounds. By using a SAFE,...
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No Shop Provision in Term Sheet and its Implications
A term sheet outlines the rights and obligations of parties involved in private equity transactions. Generally speaking, most term sheets...
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Why Breakup Fee clauses needed in M&A transactions?
Breakup fee clause, also known as “termination fee” clause, is often included in the Letter of Intent, a Memorandum of...
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What are Protective Provisions (or veto rights), why do investors insist on having them and how founders should negotiate them?
Protective provisions or veto rights are usually granted to the preferred stockholders (stockholders’ purchasing preferred stock) and they allow them...
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Benefits of SAFE for Startup Founders
Simple Agreement for Future Equity, also known as SAFEs, is an agreement mainly (but not only) used by founders to...
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Right of First Refusal
Different transaction agreements are executed between the parties for the purpose of purchase and sale of startups’ stock. One such...
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Main Difference between Pre-Money and Post-Money SAFE
Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is a legal agreement between startup and investor. Startups use SAFEs to raise capital...
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Essential Features of SAFE
Raising funds during the early stage can be challenging and time-consuming for startups, but that's when SAFE comes to the...
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