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Investor
FAQ
Q:
What is the fee to become an Early Capital member investor?
A: Early Capital does not charge investors any membership fees. Active
search efforts are negotiated between Early Capital and corporate and
syndicated investors.
Q: What
are the eligibility requirements to become an Early Capital Member Investor?
A: Member investors must meet the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)
eligibility requirements for accredited investors, as defined in the Rule
501 of Regulation D.
Q: What
is the stage development and size of the private placement opportunities
Early Capital reviews and makes available to its investor members?
A: Early Capital identifies promising private companies seeking capital,
from the seed to mezzanine stage, with capital requirements starting at
about $1M and upwards of $100M (USD).
Q: Does
Early Capital take part in any negotiations between member investors and
entrepreneurs?
A: No, Early Capital acts solely as a finder. Therefore, any and all negotiations
will take place between accredited investors, companies seeking funding,
and their respective agents and or representatives. Independently, our
firm may be retained in an advisory capacity in this type of negotiations.
Q: How
is Early Capital compensated?
A: Our firm will be compensated for its efforts after a successful
capital raise is completed.
Q: How
does Early Capital deal with investor information?
A: Early Capital shares member investor information exclusively with its
broker-dealer affiliate. All investor information is treated with absolute
confidentiality. Early Capital has taken extensive measures to protect
investor's confidentiality.
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