MoFo’s Lip Kian Ang, Mark Tay, and Yong Wei Tan recently authored an article titled “Fundraising 101: Valuation of Start-ups – Some Key Considerations,” which was published on the Singapore Academy of Law’s Singapore Law Watch: https://bit.ly/3L8RPyp
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Oxford Business Law Blog published today a new opinion piece I wrote about the suitability of Brazilian Corporate Law for Venture Capital (VC) contracting. It is a first account on the need for a critical, scientific investigation of the compatibility and optimality, in the local setting, of private ordering solutions developed mostly in the United States in the context of VC financing. I hope you like it!
'Is Brazilian Corporate Law suitable for Venture Capital contracting?' by Raphael Andrade of USP - Universidade de São Paulo - https://lnkd.in/gZxykcg8 - #VC #Brazil #CorporateLaw #PrivateOrdering #OBLB
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Check out the latest Space Law FAQ from Jack Shelton and Aegis Space Law!
Space Law FAQ: Does CFIUS have jurisdiction over investment for < 10% equity? #Aegis Space Law #CFIUS #Spaceregs #Startups
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🚀 Fundraising Essentials for Startups! Thinking of raising funds for your startup? Here are 5 legal considerations to launch your fundraising journey successfully: ✅Fundraising Structure: Choose wisely - equity, convertible notes, or SAFEs? Your decision impacts ownership and future dilution. ✅Regulatory Compliance: Navigate the legal landscape! Ensure compliance with securities laws in your jurisdiction. ✅Investor Agreements: Craft clear terms! Define valuation, voting rights, liquidation preferences, and more in investor agreements. ✅Due Diligence: Dig deep! Thoroughly vet potential investors, align expectations, and be transparent about your startup's financials. ✅Legal Counsel: Seek guidance! An experienced attorney can help navigate legal complexities and protect your interests. Ready to dive deeper? 🚀 🔗 Curious for more insights? Register for our FREE Legal Course! #LegalEducation #StartupJourney #StartupLegal #FundraisingTips #Entrepreneurship
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How Much Can You Raise with a Regulation CF? A Regulation CF allows companies to raise up to $5,000,000 in a 12-month period. Regulation CF Offerings are allowed to be publicly promoted and the issuer can raise investment funds from accredited and non-accredited investors alike. At Red Rock Securities Law, we provide the legal prowess and cutting-edge technology to prepare your “Direct Issuance” Regulation CF Offering and Regulation CF Investor Raise Portal. Our dedicated team of attorneys provides the deep knowledge base you need to raise capital under Regulation CF with confidence. Interested in a Direct Issuance Regulation CF Offering? Contact us today at (720) 586-8610 #InvestorCapital #FundingOpportunities #InvestmentSuccess #FinancialGrowth #startups
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In 2022, 62,439 offerings were filed under the Regulation D exemption. What is Regulation D? And what if I want to use a capital raising exemption, but Reg D doesn't quite match my needs? These exemptions, including Section 4(a)(2), Regulation A, Intrastate, and Crowdfunding can be complicated and difficult to maneuver. It's always a good idea to consult with your attorney before making any decisions, but going into the discussion with some baseline knowledge creates a great foundation. So, for any founder that is stumped by the exemptions (you're not alone!), or for any investor who wants to support their buddy from high school (even if they don't yet meet the accreditation requirements) - this article is for you. I simplified the most common capital raising exemptions for US based investors and businesses. Feel free to comment any questions you have about this topic, because if you're curious, someone else is likely wondering the same thing, too. Remember - It's important to include your attorney in these decisions, so this content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered tax, legal, or investment advice! https://lnkd.in/gMrJAgXF
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As the Israeli high-tech sector continues to struggle, the Knesset has approved a new version of the "Angel Investment Law", aiming to encourage #investments. However, not all leading #hightech companies are rushing toward it. In a recent article, our IL High-Tech partner, Yael Shimon- Many, discusses the potential benefits of this law and how both early-stage and mature #startups may strategically approach it. For the full read (in Heb) >> https://lnkd.in/dQ99R3x2 https://lnkd.in/dPA_vc-U . . #angelinvestors #angel_law #israelitech #PearlCohen #legalexperts #international #lawfirm #PearlCohen_IL #telaviv
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Are you a start-up looking to raise capital? Read the link to learn more about Small-Scale Private Offerings available under the Corporations Act. Contact BlackGold Legal today for strategic legal advice applicable to your business. #legal #startup #lawfirm #smallbusiness #legaladvice #sydney https://lnkd.in/dpTtfDZ8
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#startup #funding and financing is can be confusing, talking an experienced lawyer in the field like Brenda Saveluc can help a lot.
Are you a start-up looking to raise capital? Read the link to learn more about Small-Scale Private Offerings available under the Corporations Act. Contact BlackGold Legal today for strategic legal advice applicable to your business. #legal #startup #lawfirm #smallbusiness #legaladvice #sydney https://lnkd.in/dpTtfDZ8
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📌 I just published a comprehensive guide on Flipping Non-U.S. Companies to Delaware C-Corps! 🌐 Are you an international startup seeking investment from U.S. investors? Look no further – my latest blog post breaks down the key steps and considerations for converting your non-U.S. company into a Delaware C-Corp, the gold standard for attracting U.S. funding. 💰 In this article, you'll learn: ✅ The benefits of flipping to a Delaware C-Corp ✅ A step-by-step breakdown of the process ✅ Important tax implications for existing and new investors ✅ Tips for securing approvals from current shareholders Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/e_27A_yZ Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! 👇
Flipping non-U.S. Companies to Delaware C-Corps: A Guide for Attracting U.S. Investment — Startup Law Review
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