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Save multiple hiring plans, access new Canadian and capital-raised benchmarks, and get clearer guidance on board and advisor equity.

Sync Ramp expenses directly into Carta Fund Admin for real-time visibility, faster reconciliation, and smarter financial decisions—all from a single source of truth.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the basics of strategic portfolio management, including how to develop and execute an effective portfolio management strategy.

Chairman Paul Atkins outlined key initiatives and principles he expects the commission to tackle, with IPOs and increased access to the private markets at the top of his agenda.

Burn rate measures your company’s cash runway, based on cash flow and revenue. Learn how to manage and calculate cash burn rate for startups.

When fund managers are ready to invest in a private company, they usually have to make a capital call first. Learn more about capital calls in private equity and venture capital.

The Series A funding round is typically the first priced round your company raises. Here’s what you need to know about raising your Series A.

Share dilution is the reduction in an existing shareholder’s ownership percentage after a fundraising round. Learn how to prepare your startup for dilution.

Non-qualified stock options (NSOs) are a type of equity compensation that does not qualify for favorable tax treatment. Learn about NSOs and how they work.

A term sheet outlines the key terms of a startup investor’s offer. Learn how to read an investor term sheet before your next fundraising round.

Wondering what determines strike prices and how much your stock options could be worth? Learn about what a strike price is and how options can gain value over time.