Hello
I had a few questions regarding start up funding and IPO's. can you guys tell me ..
what happens if series a has been issued, and the idea does not work, how does the VC receover its investment
i guess when the IPO is issued, all the different series (a,b,c ...) result in the conversion of the referred shares into
common shares at different conversion rates which have been negotiated between the different parites(founder and series a inverstors, series b investors,...)
what prevents an investor from going IPO, since by going IPO the founder seems to have less responsibilities with regards to the funcioning of hte company.
when is a start-up no longer a start-up, after it has gone IPO?
I had a few questions regarding start up funding and IPO's. can you guys tell me ..
what happens if series a has been issued, and the idea does not work, how does the VC receover its investment
i guess when the IPO is issued, all the different series (a,b,c ...) result in the conversion of the referred shares into
common shares at different conversion rates which have been negotiated between the different parites(founder and series a inverstors, series b investors,...)
what prevents an investor from going IPO, since by going IPO the founder seems to have less responsibilities with regards to the funcioning of hte company.
when is a start-up no longer a start-up, after it has gone IPO?
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