For ordinary shares, there is no defined exit. For preference shares, it depends on the redemption given by the issuer.
For subscription of ordinary shares, exit typically happens when the issuer company is listed during Initial Public Offering (IPO) or acquired during a trade sale. There may be a possibility for ordinary shares to be sold privately but Ethis Malaysia… Continue Reading →
If its ordinary shares, you as a shareholder become a part-owner of the company. Thus, there is no expiry to your ownership of the shares acquired. However, your shares can be relinquished in certain situations; such as you selling your… Continue Reading →
In equity crowdfunding, there is no average return per year. We do however issue preference shares and these will carry target return which will be stated in the campaign document.Â
As many as you can afford but you should never invest more than you can afford to lose.
You are more likely to avoid loss by diversifying your investments. It is very unlikely to predict how a start-up is going to earn money in the future. Invest in what you have expertise on and personally find valuable.
Very! You should only invest what you can afford to lose.
Risks are managed via steps taken with regards to investments which include;
Equity Crowdfunding is a risky investment, especially if you are investing in early-stage startup companies where there is a possibility that you can lose all your investment. However, this risk commensurates with great returns as growing companies’ valuation has the… Continue Reading →
ECF platforms like Ethis connect entrepreneurs, through their private company, to investors. On one hand, the party (the private company, which is also known as the issuer) that is seeking to raise funding by selling the shares, gets the opportunity… Continue Reading →
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