
Investors rarely walk away because a company has gaps. They walk away because the gaps surface late, after terms are agreed, when the founder cannot close them quickly and the lawyers on the other side start pricing the risk.
The Fintech Investor Ready Sprint is a live training for fintech founders on getting your company into the state an investor's lawyer expects to find it in. Ownership and the cap table, intellectual property, contracts, company records, and your regulatory position. What to produce, in what order, and the language that holds up when it is read line by line.
Register your interest here. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
What happens after you register:
One. You get The Fintech Due Diligence Checklist immediately. 39 points across five areas, in the order a lawyer on the other side will look at them.
Two. The date, the format and the price go to this list first, before they go anywhere else.
Three. Early registration is priced well below late registration. Late registration costs double. The list is rewarded for moving first.
Seats are capped because the session includes live review of your own position. When the cap is reached, registration closes.
Kingsley Osahon Obamogie, Esq. is a Nigerian lawyer who advises founders on company structure, intellectual property, and the legal groundwork of raising capital.