Six Key Things Crypto Startups Should Know About Finance
Crypto founders need to think differently about several key aspects of running a business and bridging it to the traditional financial world.
Surviving Due Diligence, Part 4: Quality of Earnings
Preparing a Quality of Earnings (QoE) report is a valuable step a startup can take before entering substantial due diligence with a buyer.
Fintech Landscape in 2022: Insights from a Fintech Co-Founder
Few industries received more VC investment than fintech in 2021, and many industry observers predict 2022 will be another banner year.
Inside Highlights from Burkland’s #CFO Slack Channel
Highlights from a few of 2021’s most relevant and thought-provoking knowledgeshare discussions.
Surviving Due Diligence, Part 3: Cap Tables
Setting your cap table up for speed and scale at the outset will save your startup significant time, headache, and money down the road.
Fintech Developments in the Startup Ecosystem
COVID-19 has accelerated the use of Fintech, and we are seeing a number of trends starting to emerge across the board.
Surviving Due Diligence, Part 2: Employee vs. Contractor
Misclassification of employees and independent contractors is one of the most common pitfalls startups face during a due diligence process.
Would My Startup Survive Due Diligence? Part 1: Sales Tax
Ask an investment banker or M&A attorney to name common deal landmines right now, and Sales Tax will undoubtedly be high on the list.
Accelerated Momentum in Fintech. Is it Here to Stay?
Colin Kennedy stops by to discuss the Fintech landscape, how accelerated momentum is changing the space, and whether it is here to stay.
2021 Fintech Developments in Venture Capital
Right now, a substantial amount of capital is chasing the Fintech landscape. What does that mean for founders?