The third part of our SHA series addresses the financial payoff provisions that determine how value is distributed. Explore anti-dilution protections, liquidation preferences, and exit rights that fairly balance risk and reward in seed transactions.
Discover why Indian CAs and CMAs are uniquely positioned for US investment banking support roles. This guide explains the core skills gap between accounting and investment banking, outlines the 8-week foundational plan to build necessary expertise, and details the mindset shift required to succeed in financial modeling, valuation, and deal analysis—all without relocating.
Discover how Indian finance professionals can capitalize on remote work opportunities with US startups. This guide covers in-demand services, typical project rates, essential skills, and step-by-step instructions for creating investor-ready financial models—everything you need to break into this growing global market.
This second part of our SHA series explains key rules for share transfers and founder commitments. You will learn how to set up simple, effective terms that keep your team stable after raising seed funding. I will also show you how to avoid common pitfalls that can lead to misalignment or founder exits.
Part one of the SHA series explores the critical foundation of post-investment control mechanisms. Learn to craft balanced board composition and decision-making frameworks that protect both founders and investors following seed funding.