You are the founder of Bide and Co, a young start up company. You put in $200,000 of your money and received 2 million shares. Your company has since been through three additional rounds of financing: 1,000,000 shares issued at $2 per share in Series A; 500,000 shares issued at $3 in Series B and another 600,000 shares at $4 each in Series C
What is the pre-money valuation for the Series B funding round?
Why are venture capital investors more preferred compared to angel investors?
Based only on the information in the table below, rank the following companies in likelihood of financial distress from highest to lowest risk.
Based only on the information in the table below, rank the following companies in likelihood of financial distress from highest to lowest risk.
A company RusFred wants to go public with an auction mechanism. The bids and demand are in the following table:
Price | Shares demanded |
50 | 8,000 |
51 | 5,000 |
52 | 3,500 |
53 | 2,800 |
54 | 900 |
55 | 100 |
If the company wants to raise minimum $200,000 in share capital, what price should it offer? The underwriter fees are 5%.
A company FredRus wants to go public with an auction mechanism. The bids and demand are in the following table:
Price | Shares demanded |
50 | 4,500 |
51 | 4,000 |
52 | 3,500 |
53 | 2,800 |
54 | 900 |
55 | 100 |
If the company wants to raise minimum $300,000 in share capital, what price should it offer? The underwriter fees are 5%.
Rank the following companies in order of likelihood of financial distress from least likely to most likely
Esmerlda founded her company using $150 000 of her own money, issuing herself 300 000 shares. A private investor bought an additional 200 000 shares for $100 000. She now sells another 500 000 shares to an institutional venture capitalist for $2 million. What percentage of the firm does Esmeralda now own?
Which
of the following statements is
FALSE?