Funding Articles

During economic downturn, investing for value is an attractive option.Economic meltdowns are painful on the portfolio, but there is a positive side.

Learn more about Fundraising via Convertible Note. Make sure you don't give up too much control of your business.

Everything you need to know about applying for the TVP, an often overlooked Hong Kong government support program

Paul Murphy writes about the changes happening within start up funding using his own experiences as an entrepreneur in dealing with venture capitalists

The first in a series, Paul Murphy debates what he calls entrepreneurial arbritrage. The pulling of talent across different markets into one team of experts

If you are looking to invest in a company, you may have the option between two categories of stock: preferred shares and common shares. How do they differ? 

If your organisation is looking for special funding, you may find a subsidy on this handy list of all Hong Kong's Goverment Funding Schemes

Scroll through to see if your business is eligible for government funding that ranges from technology adoption to expanding outside HK and much more

A Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is an agreement that helps startups get better terms than conventional funding options. 

With ordinary shares, business owners have the potential to raise a considerable amount of funding without having to overburden the business with debt.

Raising equity from startup financing can be a time-consuming process. Here's a simple guide on small business startup financing.

Learn about the four types of crowdfunding so you can decide if it is right for your business and how to start a campaign for crowdfunding your start up.

You can start a business with one partner who invests capital while the other invests the blood, sweat, and tears it takes to get a startup off the ground.

Everything you ever wanted to know about the complicated world of convertible notes.We even make it seem simple.If you're a start up, you want to read this.

Here are the final four points that you should pay attention to before investing in a small business. Learn how to invest in small business.