Term Sheets
Entries filed under Term Sheets.
October 30, 2017
A capitalization table is the ledger of who owns a company. Founders, employees and investors each hold their share, and the table records every class of stock and every option beside its holder.
The useful reading is the fully diluted view. It counts not only the shares outstanding today but everything that could become a share: options granted, options still in the pool, warrants, and notes waiting to convert.
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September 12, 2017
A pro rata right is the right to keep your percentage. An investor who owns a tenth of a company may buy a tenth of the next round, and dilution passes by to that extent.
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March 14, 2017
A liquidation preference decides who is paid first when a company is sold. The common arrangement returns an investor's money before the remaining proceeds are shared.
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