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FounderCatalyst Knowledge Base
If you’re building a startup in the UK, you might apply for grants, university funding, or local support schemes alongside SEIS/EIS investment....
In fundraising, it is common for the details in signed term sheets to evolve during the negotiation process. Here are two scenarios:...
If you have investors or shareholders that want to sign documents offline for whatever reason then please raise a support ticket and provide the email address of each person you would like to be marked as an 'offline signer'....
The warranty and disclosure stage of your investment round can feel dense—but it’s one of the most critical protections for you as a founder. Done well, it reduces your personal risk and helps build early trust with your investors....
We understand that founders sometimes need to raise money or issues shares without using FounderCatalyst for various reason and that's cool - we aren't the jealous type....
When you’re reviewing your fundraising documents, you might notice “TBC” (short for To Be Confirmed) in places such as dates, chairperson names, or other deal details. Don’t worry - this is completely normal....
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