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At the maturity date, there is a risk that investors may demand repayment. The risk that an investor might demand repayment of a convertible note is eliminated with the convertible security. I’m not sure that founders really prefer to do convertible debt in order to avoid giving away these rights.
His first reality reset is that now, maybe for the first time, he really has a boss, or several bosses, and often very demanding ones at that. Access rights to operational information. All investors have informationrights which are detailed in the shareholders rights agreement.
His first reality reset is that now, maybe for the first time, he really has a boss, or several bosses, and often very demanding ones at that. Access rights to operational information. All investors have informationrights which are detailed in the shareholders rights agreement.
Depending on the rights that you negotiate for, he/she can even block the sale of your company or subsequent fundraising rounds. Or if you’re using a convertible note to raise money, he/she could potentially call the note down the road and demand his/her money back plus interest. Major investor / informationrights?
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