Explained with cases [2 of 3 part series]
Overview
In continuation of the earlier medium post, this one captures the essence of how legal and regulatory issues have been haunting startups operating in India, forcing them to move abroad.
First, there is a regulatory framework, which the investors fail to…
Explained with case studies [1 of 3 part series]
Background
There has been a recent spurt in the movement of holding structures of various startups, in the process of fund-raising from venture investors, outside of India. Singapore or US (that too Delaware) are the only jurisdictions attracting 99% movement.
The…
a never-ending saga of tax and regulatory issues in both Indian Cos and Inversion structures — explained with case studies
Overview
Accelerators across the world like SOSV, YCombinator, Techsparks, and their likes work on program wherein they infusion “x” USD against “y”% of the equity in a startup and apart…
multi-jurisdictional parties in a fund mean tax leakages
The concept — parties in a fund located across the globe
there are multiple parties in a fund
(a) Limited Partners of the fund (“LPs”) across the globe who are willing to participate in a fund that is dedicated to startups emerging…
Concept demystified practically
CNs — the concept
CNs are an alternative to the priced rounds, wherein the funds being infused by the investors are converted at a valuation which is not pre-decided, but dependent on subsequent funding rounds.
CNs — when it is used
There are 2 use cases where…
