Alexander Morsink

Yes, investments on Equivesto can be made eligible to be held in a TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account) or RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan).  However, its not as simple as just choosing an acco...

Yes, investments on Equivesto can be made eligible to be held in a TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account) or RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan).  However, its not as simple as just choosing an acco...

The funds will be released to the company within 10-20 days after the end of the campaign as part of the closing procedures.  They will be transferred directly into your company's bank account.   L...

Closing is the process that takes place after the equity crowdfunding round has ended. After a successful campaign has closed, there is still some additional work to do before all the capital is re...

Closing takes 30 days, and requires work and coordination between you, Equivesto, and your legal team.   Make sure you lawyers are available and ready to make the process as smooth as possible.   R...

After the campaign closes, it is important to complete the required document filing outlined by the regulators.  These requirements are dependent on the amount of funds you raised and the provinces...

Offering documents are decided based on the prospectus exemption you choose to raise capital with.  Prospectus exemptions are essentially doors you can use to raise capital legally, and there are s...

While Equivesto helps draft the initial document and will help complete many sections, the final approval of the offering document rests with you. The offering document is a legal summary of many k...

An offering document is a legal document your company creates with help from Equivesto.  It represents a summary of the terms of the raise, details about your company, risks related to your company...

Typically, when companies do an Initial Public Offering (IPO) and list on a stock exchange for the first time (go public)  all outstanding shares would convert to the new public class of share.  Al...