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Oct 2
Yin Wu
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Nasdaq Private Market (NPM), a premier provider of secondary liquidity solutions for private companies, employees, and investors.
Sep 12
Read our overview of different types of liquidity options for growing companies, and learn to create win-win scenarios for all stakeholders
Aug 29
We've made Stock-based compensation reporting more transparent, automated, now with cost centers and disclosures.
Aug 27
What is liquidity? Why does liquidity matter for founders at every stage? What signals or pressures lead to a liquidity event?
Aug 22
We’re excited about our latest feature releases, and want to give you a quick overview. Let's dive in to four standout offerings: Custom Reports, In-House 409As, Expanded HRIS Integrations, and Improved SBC Reporting
Aug 5
Pulley's Custom Reports offer customizable, flexible reporting that cater specifically to complex reporting requirements as your business grows.
Jul 16
Share dilution occurs when a company does something to increase its number of shares outstanding. Here’s how it affects existing shareholders and investors.
Jul 14
A 409A valuation is an appraisal of a private company’s fair market value (FMV). It determines the price of stock options offered to employees. Learn more.
Jul 9
Qualified small-business stock (QSBS) is intended to promote investment in startups by means of a powerful tax benefit. Read more to see if you qualify.
May 14
A capitalization table, or cap table, is a table displaying a company’s equity ownership. Here are the different types of cap tables and mistakes to avoid.
May 12
A Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is a startup fundraising tool. Investors pay money now and receive shares of company stock later. Read more.
Oct 4
The IRS may treat a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) as equity or as an equity derivative for tax purposes. How a SAFE is taxed may affect returns.
