A capitalization table, or cap table, is necessary for any startup or business as it helps to organize and display the company’s equity ownership. It also helps track things like convertible securities, stock options, and stock compensation grants. Ensuring your cap table is well-maintained, organized, and clearly defined will accurately represent the company’s current market…
As an investor, you want to know what you’re getting yourself into. The best place to start is with the prospective company’s cap table. A cap table is essentially a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet offers investors a quick glance into which shareholders own what, how much, and the best place for you to jump in. That…
Whether there’s a disagreement over the direction of the company or a desire to consolidate company ownership, there could be a number of reasons you would need to remove an investor from a cap table. Removing an investor from a capitalization table can be a complex, sensitive process, involving negotiations with the investor, potential buy-back…