An Overview About Fundraising Organizations and How They Work

An overview about fundraising organizations and how they work

1. Preface 


2. Y Combinator

a. Process of receiving money 


b. Time schedule 


c. Level of financial ratio 


d. Money conditions 


e. Sources 


3. Start-Up Chile

f. Process of receiving money 


g. Time schedule 


h. Level of financial ratio 


i. Money conditions 


j. Sources 


4. Kickstarter

k. Process of receiving money 


l. Time schedule 


m. Level of financial ratio 


n. Money conditions 


o. Sources 


5. Selected bank: Deutsche Bank

p. Process of receiving money 


q. Time schedule 


r. Level of financial ratio 


s. Money conditions 


t. Sources

1. Preface:

Founder of start-up companies often have an outstanding idea with high innovation potential, but cannot rely on common equity. The financing of start-ups is therefore an essential prerequisite for the success and even the existence of the company. It is part of the implementation of the idea and establishes and ensures the existence of the operational activities.

Many young entrepreneurs and start-up teams, however, are stumped at the question of the appropriate finance their start-ups. Therefore, I will call in the following four different fundraising organizations and explain in detail how the funding model works each.

2. Y Combinator

Y Combinator is an US-based association founded in March 2005 in Mountain View, California.
The company was founded by Paul Graham, Robert Tappan Morris, Trevor Blackwell, and Jessica Livingston. Y Combinator supplies startup companies for a period with money, advice and contacts. Therefore it demands for company shares.

a. Process of receiving money

At Y Combinator the process of receiving money is not the most important aspect, it is more about working with the startups...