Fundraising and Investor Readiness
Raising capital on terms you can live with, or deciding not to. Covers funding options and whether to raise at all, investor types and what each wants, preparing the materials and the business, running the process, term sheets and dilution, and the relationship after the money arrives.
- Modules
- 8
- Max students
- 20
- Language
- EN
What it usually covers
- 1
Orientation: Capital, Ownership and Halal Finance
- The Fundraising Landscape and How This Course Fits Together
- Islamic Finance Principles Every Founder Should Know
- Recognising Interest in Startup Funding Instruments
- Designing a Capital Strategy Across Stages
- Duties and Ethics When Raising Other People's Money
- 2
Funding Options
- Should You Raise at All?
- Investor Types and Stages
- Grants and Non-Dilutive Public Funding
- Partnership Finance: Musharaka and Mudaraba for Ventures
- Strategic and Corporate Investors: Judging the Trade-Offs
- 3
Valuation and the Equity Story
- How Early-Stage Valuations Are Really Set
- The Venture Capital Method and Return Mathematics
- Building a Financial Model Investors Trust
- Market Sizing That Survives Diligence
- Crafting the Equity Story and Pitch Narrative
- 4
Preparing and Running the Process
- Investor Readiness
- Running the Raise
- Due Diligence: What Investors Examine and How to Prepare
- Negotiating with Leverage: Multiple Offers, Deadlines and Walking Away
- Running a Shariah-Compliant Round: Screening, Advisers and Documentation
- 5
Deal Structures and Instruments
- Priced Equity Rounds and Share Classes
- Convertible Instruments and Their Halal Status
- Modelling the Cap Table Through Several Rounds
- Liquidation Waterfalls in Practice
- Profit-Sharing and Revenue-Sharing Alternatives
- 6
Terms and Afterwards
- Term Sheets and Dilution
- After the Money Arrives
- Negotiating the Term Sheet: Clause by Clause
- Board Governance After the Round
- Down Rounds, Bridge Rounds and Difficult Situations
- 7
Application: Fundraising Cases
- Case: A Seed Round for an Industrial Software Firm
- Case: Choosing Between a Grant, a Partner and Venture Capital
- Case: Restructuring an Interest-Bearing Note into Equity
- Case: A Term Sheet with Hidden Costs
- Case: The Round That Stalled in Diligence
- Case: Deciding Not to Raise
- 8
Consolidation: Exits, Reporting and Readiness
- Exit Routes and What Investors Need from Them
- Building an Investor Reporting System
- Crowdfunding and Community Investment Done Well
- The Investor Readiness Review
- Capstone: Defending Your Capital Plan
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Fundraising and Investor Readiness
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