Start-ups and Capital Raising Hub

Kia ora,

Starting on the road of entrepreneurship is a learning journey. So we have created this Information Hub full of  guides and articles that are Start-ups and Capital Raising related. We offer proactive support for those in start-ups and we pride ourselves on providing well-considered and common-sense legal advice.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help!

We have experience in all aspects of capital raising including:

  • Debt Securities
  • Equity Securities
  • Bond Issues
  • Project Finance
  • Property Development finance
  • FMCA Compliance

Ngā mihi nui

Steven Moe
Partner
EHF Fellow, IOD Facilitator, Seeds Podcast host
stevenmoe@parryfield.com
021 761 292

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Our Free Guides Available to Download

Free Capital Raising Guide

We have created a free guide for Founders about the Fundraising process and the key things you need to know. Click on the guide above to download.

Free Start- Ups Guide

Thinking of starting a new business? Our free Start-Ups guide explains topics such as structures, privacy employment, intellectual property and fundraising. Click on the guide above to download.

Free Social Enterprises Guide

Our Social Enterprises free guide explains the basics of social enterprises, structures, what a social enterprise reforms involves and includes useful resources. Click on the guide below to download.

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When do Directors Need to put Creditors Ahead of Shareholders?

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Advertising your Fundraising Effort

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Your business is thriving and you need substantial additional capital to fund the next stage of your growth. You have read up on the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (“FMCA”) (available here) and would prefer to raise funds through one of the Schedule 1 exemptions from product disclosure statement requirements (discussed here). Being proactive, you have already approached your close business associates, relatives, and employees while also taking full advantage of your statutory small offers limit, but it is still not enough.

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