. Anti-Dilution Protection
Investors often require anti-dilution provisions, which protect investors from too much dilution in subsequent rounds of financing. That way, if the company sells shares in a future round at a lower price than it is selling them for now, in this round-the down round-the investor's equity percentage will not be diluted that substantially. In return, the founders have to make trade-offs between providing that protection and making sure it does not become overly restrictive of their ability to raise future capital. readmorehttps://finxl.in/financial-budgeting-certification-online-training-courses.html