Intellectual Property

When fundraising, the relationship between intellectual property (IP) protection and securing investment presents both opportunities and challenges. The complexities of IP within the fundraising process are different for each company and situation, therefore it is difficult to generalise. Yet, we hope to be able to offer some general insights for entrepreneurs aiming to leverage their […]

Intellectual property (IP) assets and their valuation play a crucial role when raising public investment or loans through crowdfunding. Potential investors often assess the strength and value of a company’s intellectual property portfolio before making investment decisions. Demonstrating the value of IP assets can enhance investor confidence, attract more significant investments, and increase the likelihood

Obtaining intellectual property (IP) is one thing, but enforcing IP rights is a crucial aspect of protecting a startup’s innovations and maintaining a competitive edge in the market. Of course, this also will require some work on your end, but it is worthwhile to do so. IP right infringements can have significant negative effects on

Protecting intangible assets is crucial for startups, as these assets often form the core of their competitive advantage. Some startups and other small and medium sized enterprises will in general only hold intangible assets. It is therefore important for these businesses to understand that intangible assets are very often worth protecting and that this protection

For a startup, intellectual property (IP) can be viewed as both a raw cost and a smart investment in the future, depending on how it is managed and leveraged. What it comes down to in every individual case, requires analysis and priority setting. Here’s a breakdown of both perspectives: IP as a Raw Cost: IP

Many entrepreneurs know that patents can be used to increase the value of the company with investors. But many do not realise, that this does not only apply to patents. When raising capital via professional crowdfunding service providers or other investors, entrepreneurs need to understand that investors typically view the protection of intellectual property (IP)

At some point, any startup manager needs to consider protecting the businesses intellectual property. But how do this in a structured way, while managing cost and time? In the following we are helping to create a step-by-step intellectual property (IP) journey, to establish a strong market presence, and attract investors. Remember, not all steps are

Any entrepreneur or small business owner can safeguard their intellectual property. European intellectual property (IP) rights encompass various legal mechanisms designed to protect the creations and innovations of individuals and businesses. Even though you might think that you have no worthy IP, it is worthwhile to gain a better understanding of IP as indeed, many

If you are new to the topic of intellectual property rights, a general understanding of European intellectual property (IP) aspects might be what you are looking for. IP does not only concern large business, but can have significant benefits for small and early stage companies, especially also when seeking to raise funds from professional crowdfunding