Investor - Terminology

What is the Right of First Refusal clause?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T22:32:32-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Terminology|

Our stock purchase in each transaction is subject to the [...]

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What does “Aggregate Commitments” on your term sheet mean?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T22:31:42-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Terminology|

The aggregate commitments is the total dollar amount committed from [...]

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What does “Capital Ratio” on your term sheet mean?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T22:30:42-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Terminology|

Your subscription amount on your term sheet is reflected in [...]

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What is a Proof of Residence?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T22:30:05-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Terminology|

During compliance checks, we might need to conduct additional follow [...]

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What is a “U.S. person” as defined in Rule 902 of Regulation S?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T22:28:28-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Terminology|

“U.S. person” as defined in Rule 902 of Regulation S [...]

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