Every so often, you will have someone ask you about your “capital structure”. This is a listing–generally provided in a table–that shows: What types (or “classes” in finance-speak) of shares the Company can issue. We will talk about share “classes” another time. How many shares have been issued to shareholders already How many shares you …
Overview All of these terms are used to describe situations where one company owns part or all of another company.
Overview Board of Directors (or “the Board”) and shareholder minutes and written consents are your official, legal records of what was discussed at Board and shareholder meetings and of their decisions. These are important because:
So, you are speaking with a potential investor and they ask to see a cap table. And you respond “hey, no problem, I’ll send that over right away”, while internally you are saying to yourself:—what the &#%#! is that?
