Carsted Rosenberg publishes Borrower's Guide to Venture Debt as a usueful guide to corporate borrowers seeking growth finance.

Copenhagen and Frankfurt – Carsted Rosenberg Advokatfirma, a specialist law firm with a core practices in banking and finance law, is pleased to announce the publication of "The Borrower's Guide to Venture Debt Finance", authored by Dr. Andreas Tamasauskas. The guide provides a practical overview of the relevant stages and provisions of venture debt financing, a critical funding option for start-ups and early-stage companies seeking external financing from professional venture debt providers.
Key Takeaways
This guide is a valuable resource for entrepreneurs, investors, and advisors seeking to understand venture debt. It addresses key topics such as:
Venture debt is a finance option for start-ups and early-stage companies.
It is relevant when equity financing is undesirable, or to bridge funding needs.
Venture debt complements equity financing.
The process involves initial contact, assessment, term sheet, due diligence, documentation, and funding.
Terms include loan amount, tenor, repayment, fees, interest, warrants, and security.
The guide provides insights into the process and common terms.
Consult Guide
Consult or download "The Borrower's Guide to Venture Debt Finance" from our website here. For further information, please consult our know-how section here and our legal updates in our news section.
Carsted Rosenberg advises clients on a range of financing transactions, including venture debt and acquisition finance. The law firm's expertise in the Danish and German financial markets enables it to guide corporate borrowers through the complexities of venture debt and financing.
Further Information
For more information on banking or capital markets transactions in Denmark, please contact Dr. Andreas Tamasauskas or Michael Carsted Rosenberg at Carsted Rosenberg.
This briefing is intended to provide general information on corporate finance in Denmark It is not intended to provide definitive legal or tax advice. No legal, tax or business decisions should be based solely on its content. The briefing does not necessarily deal with every important topic and is not designed to provide legal or other advice. It shall not be used as a substitute for legal advice and none may be inferred. It is only intended for general information on matters of interest. While we endeavour to represent the information as accurately and correctly as possible, we cannot accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions.