Category: Investments
Leverage capital efficiency through inflation & recession
The US and major European economies are already taking a downturn, while there’s significant risk that we shall enter into recession in 2023, or earlier. Time to leverage capital efficiency!
Is pre-seed funding all you’ll ever need?
There are a lot of considerations in startup financial planning. If you’re just starting out, you’re probably focused on pre-seed funding. Is it enough?
All you need to know about Limited Partner investors
As a startup founder looking for funding, it’s important to establish the type of investor that you are looking for. Limited Partner investors, for example.
What are pre-seed investors? Do you need them?
Pre-seed investors may be a fairly recent addition to the startup scene, but its importance to early stage companies is growing increasingly significant.
What’s a valuation cap and why do you need it
A Valuation cap is, without a doubt, the most important term of your seed investment contract, be it a convertible note or a SAFE. But, how does it work?
How to write a term sheet for a convertible note
Signing a term sheet for a convertible note is a kind of a no-strings-attached agreement, between a startup and investors. But, how do you write one?
How to conduct a post-money valuation, the right way
Post-money valuation is more or less a matter of ‘rough’ calculations, estimations, market research & negotiations. But, what is the right way to do it?
Looking for a recession-proof startup? Think twice before joining a unicorn
So, you’re a talented individual looking for a recession-proof startup or trailblazing tech scale-up that’s worth a billion or two. The only way is up, right? Well, not exactly.
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The [Taxi]Beat effect and the Greek startup ecosystem
A wind of change seems to finally be blowing through the Greek startup ecosystem. And this is a change which not only affects startups, but also investors and in fact Greek society at large. What is this change, I hear you ask?