At Fairmint, we help ambitious entrepreneurs who want to build thriving, long-lasting & equitable companies raise capital globally and continuously.
But there’s only one problem: it is simply not possible to do that with the financing options available to entrepreneurs today.
A few weeks ago, we introduced a new financing model for the digital era: the Continuous Securities Offering (CSO). A CSO is a continuous, global and equitable financing method that enables anyone who believes in what you are doing to invest at any time.
Today we are pleased to release the CSO handbook, a reference document for CEOs and CFOs to learn about Continuous Securities Offerings: what they are, how they work and how they enable entrepreneurs to raise money continuously while keeping control and aligning stakeholders with the success of the company:
The CSO handbook is for everyone to use and build upon. It is the result of the last 12 months and countless hours spent with entrepreneurs, investors, lawyers, accountants, economists, mathematicians and software engineers to specify and refine in details the best financing option for the digital age.
Continuous Securities Offerings will unlock entrepreneurs across the globe to build thriving, long-lasting & equitable companies that align all stakeholders to the success of the company.
In the coming days and weeks, we will hold several community calls to answer all questions you might have about Continuous Securities Offerings. To attend, make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to be notified of the upcoming dates and times of those community calls.
At Fairmint, we aim to provide the best platform for the entrepreneurs willing to start a Continuous Securities Offering. To get more information about Fairmint and how we can help your business, feel free to get in touch.
We’re incredibly excited about Continuous Securities Offerings and how this model offers a healthier, more sustainable and more equitable way to finance the economy. We hope you’ll join us in our quest to make CSOs the future of growth financing.
Onwards!
This post was first posted on Fairmint’s blog.
