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Organise investments by fund, geography or sector, and view your portfolio as a whole or by individual company.

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Explore future value scenarios based on various growth trajectories, to figure out potential payouts.

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Remove friction and save time. Action shareholder resolutions via DocuSign, access data rooms, and get updates from founders.

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Set up and manage new SPVs without leaving the platform, then invite co-investors to fund and participate.

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Investor Consent

Sometimes, if a company has taken investment from a third party, they might find that they cannot take certain actions without the consent of the investor. For example, a company might need to secure consent from one or more investors before amending articles of association, issuing more shares or entering into high value contracts.

The Vestd platform allows you to choose “must sign shareholders'' for these sorts of matters. This will prevent shareholder resolutions from passing unless the signature of the specified shareholder is obtained. Many investors are satisfied with this as a mode of investor consent.

Others may request that separate investor consent documents be used which they will sign and return - as per our example. This document will usually make reference to where the consent rights are found (often in the articles of association and/or documents such as shareholder agreements) and will list the consent matters taking place.

It is important to note that if a separate investor consent document is used, this will not count as a signature towards the pass rate for shareholder resolution. The resolution will still need to be signed by the requisite percentages once the investor consent has been passed.

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