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As a startup founder, one of the most significant obstacles you will face is raising capital, especially if you want to scale your business in a sustainable way. Generally, you would have raised money through equity financing by selling part of your company to venture capitalists. In addition to equity, venture debt has been introduced … Continued
In the business world today, Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are under maximum pressure to deliver effective, on-time, and accurate financial reports that facilitate strategic decision-making. The Consero Global 2024 CFO Survey reports that the most important issue for CFOs of investor-backed companies is receiving financial reports on time. The need for financial executives to have … Continued
To make the business successful in the long run, liquidity management is the most critical skill for a business owner. Liquidity shows the important difference between simple money generation and having the right amount of cash available at the right time. Managing short-term liquidity needs with proper planning allows businesses to stay steady and weather … Continued
In a nutshell, every transaction is contingent upon the successful completion of the payment cycle without delays or errors. Through payment processing, businesses are able to receive funds from their clients in various ways, such as a card swipe, online checkout, or mobile tap. However, it is a system that works invisibly in the background, … Continued
Comparable Company Analysis (or “comps analysis”) is a popular valuation method, especially suited for later-stage startups with established financial performance. Instead of guessing the value, it looks at similar public companies or private deals to see how others are valued, helping founders get a practical sense of whether their startup might be under- or overvalued. … Continued
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