Information Memorandums

If you are raising capital in the United Kingdom, you will need an information memorandum instead of a private placement memorandum. You are in luck; Cambridge Corporate Finance has a team of experienced securities lawyers that can write both types of memorandums. The main purpose of an information memorandum is to provide prospective investors with important business details before selling securities. Information memorandums are extremely important because they can either make or break a deal.

Our Fee:

$9,000 (50% upfront, balance on completion)

Information Memorandums and How They Help You Raise Capital

As mentioned, an information memorandum is given to prospective investors, highlighting key elements of your business. An information memorandum contains important details such as projected growth, historical financial data, and an overview of the management team that runs the business. A caveat of information memorandums in the United Kingdom is that they should not explicitly give away the valuation of the company. Instead, the memorandum should contain enough information so that investors can determine their own valuation of the company.

Should United Kingdom Investors Sign an NDA?

There’s always the risk of divulging too much information to investors, information that you do not want to be leaked to the general public. Our UK securities lawyers can help you determine if you need investors to sign a non-disclosure agreement. An NDA gives your company legal backing over those that have possession of the information memorandum.

Selling Your Company With an Information Memorandum

Companies primarily use information memorandums for two reasons — to sell securities that give investors partial ownership in the company or to sell the entire company. If you plan to sell the entire company, your information memorandum should state the reasons why. No matter if you want to raise capital or sell 100% of your business, our UK securities lawyers can help you create the perfect information memorandum.

Why Choose Cambridge Corporate Finance for Your Information Memorandum?

We understand that you have a lot of choices when it comes to choosing a professional firm to write an information memorandum for your company. At Cambridge Corporate Finance, our clients always come first and we strive to be transparent through every step of the engagement. Some legal firms charge exorbitant hourly rates to write information memorandums, often misquoting you at the beginning. We charge a flat fee so you know exactly what you will pay. On top of our strong moral values as a company, our team of professionals has extensive experience writing information memorandum for companies in various industries.

Our Fee to Create Your Information Memorandum

We charge a fixed rate of $9,000 to create your Information Memorandum. Of the $9,000 fee, 50% is due in advance, and the remaining 50% is due upon delivery of the Information Memorandum. With our fixed-rate pricing model, there are no surprises; you know exactly what you are going to pay before we begin the engagement. As a firm that strives to work with integrity and transparency, we believe that a fixed-fee contractual agreement is the best practice.

Download a Sample Information Memorandum

Banks and outside investors all require documented evidence proving your ideas will produce successful results. Strategic objectives, marketing and financial forecasts all need evaluating succinctly to aid decision-making.
To get an idea of how we can support your fundraising goals, download a sample memorandum document created by Cambridge Corporate Finance.

Want to Learn More About Our Information Memorandum Writing Services?

Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you raise capital with a professional information memorandum. Our team of expert securities lawyers is ready to serve you.

Next Steps

Are you ready to secure capital funding and expand your business’s reach? Schedule a free consultation with us today. Our team is ready to evaluate your capital needs and create a tailored approach to help you succeed. No commitment is required to begin the conversation.