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Think It's Found Money? Better Do It Right When Raising Investment Capital

Finders can provide valuable services on behalf of a company seeking funding since they may have access to investors that would not otherwise be known to the company. This article sets forth recommended provisions for a Finder's Fee Agreement.

16 minute read January 31, 2008 at 10:30 AM
By
Adam J. August
Think It's Found Money? Better Do It Right When Raising Investment Capital

When a business needs to raise money it may consider hiring a 'finder,' which is normally a consultant who helps the company find investors in the business.

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