Founder Liquidity

Recapitalization involves restructuring a startup’s debt and equity mix to stabilize finances, provide liquidity, or adjust ownership without selling the entire company.

An overview of share buybacks where companies repurchase stock to reduce outstanding shares, manage the cap table, or provide liquidity, distinct from dividends.

This article defines lock-up agreements, detailing why underwriters prohibit insider selling after an IPO and how founders should plan for restricted liquidity.

Growth Equity is capital for mature companies ready to scale. This article distinguishes it from early-stage venture capital and outlines how it funds expansion and acquisitions.