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Course Description

In a startup's nascent stages of development, non-equity funding can be difficult to secure. In order to get your startup off the ground, you may need to offer equity to investors in your company. For founders, friends, and family, this is often done in the form of common stock. For outside and institutional investors, relying on a startup's uncertain future — no matter what the potential — makes investing in common stock far too risky. So what investment vehicles will attract investors to an early-phase startup? And when is it appropriate to offer common stock? In this lesson, you will evaluate various equity investment vehicles in order to match them with a suitable opportunity in its appropriate stage of development.

Benefits to the Learner

  • Consider the dangers of buying common stock as an early investor
  • Explore the options open to investors for acquiring equity
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Type
self-paced (non-instructor led)
Dates
Jun 25, 2020 to Dec 31, 2030
Total Number of Hours
1.0
Course Fee(s)
Regular Price $0.00
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