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Ever wonder how an angel investor might assess your start-up? Wonder no more...
When Term Sheets aren't done properly, they can turn toxic – for both parties. We explore what 'market standard' looks like for various investor types so you can sift the tame from the toxic.
FounderCatalyst is now the fastest AND most cost effective way of agile fundraising too...Find out more!
FounderCatalyst selected as a finalist of the Best Legal Team for Early Stage Deals award at the UKBAA Angel Investment Awards 2023
In this inspiring entrepreneur's journey, Charlotte Morley went from sorting through her children's clothes to completing a funding round with FounderCatalyst and promoting the circular economy to Rishi Sunak.
Flying to Vegas, rolling the dice, and taking home investment from BrewDog. Emma Horton's UNCOUTH skincare business is off to a game-changing start.
New to investing and unsure how the process works or what you will need to do? Then this guide is for you.
Alex co-founded the ethical, social enterprise In Good Company and shared her unexpected inspirations in business, her proudest career moments, and how she found working with us.
Most angel investors require it; you need to understand it. But what are the rules, how do the schemes work and what’s the impact on investor risk?
We often get asked by founders about what documents we produce. So, if you’ve ever wondered that too, here we explain all.
Before you go starting to pitch your Software-as-a-Service idea to investors, there are a number of things you should do to help investors feel confidence in your platform.
Funding can be stressful and time-consuming. And sometimes you just need the cash in the bank to keep the lights on. But beware, a hastily arranged deal can be very costly.




















