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SAFE, KISS, Convertible Loan – What’s the difference
Raising money for a start-up can take many different forms. One way is to use convertible instruments such as convertible notes, SAFEs and KISSs. When using a convertible, the start-up receives the investment but does not issue shares at that stage. The agreement can 'convert' into shares in the future.


Clara launches new office in Saudi Arabia
Clara has opened a new office in Riyadh, strengthening its support for Saudi founders with its legal automation platform and deepening its commitment to the region’s fast-growing startup ecosystem. The move, led by newly appointed KSA Country Manager Abdullah Alnashwan, signals accelerated growth and fresh opportunities for innovation and collaboration in the Kingdom.


Guide to investor rights
When we refer to investors' rights, we refer to the legal and financial protection granted to investors when receiving shares in a start-up. It can also refer to certain privileges. In the early stages, a start-up can raise funds through convertibles. The founder will receive the money but does not need to issue shares at that stage.
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