This work covers arranging and advising on funding for businesses, including equity investments, bank and alternative lending, government and grant schemes, and other capital-raising routes. A solicitor drafts and negotiates term sheets, facility agreements, security documents, and intercreditor arrangements; helps with due diligence, compliance, and ongoing funding governance; liaises with funders, banks, investors, and, where relevant, government bodies. The practice also guides on the sequencing of rounds, covenant management, and funding-related disputes or restructures. It reflects how funding rounds shape ownership, control, and the ability to scale a business.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles provisions, structures, procedures and interactions in funding rounds, including term sheets, facilities, security, intercreditor arrangements, and drawdown mechanics, as well as due diligence, regulatory compliance, and funder negotiations.
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