Convertible debt is a loan agreement or note at the time the investment in the business is made. However, the loan balance (principal plus interest) may be converted into ownership at a later date. Conversion may be triggered automatically when a new round of investment occurs or under other terms established by agreement. Convertible notes/debt is most often used when a business does not have an established valuation. Most often used with start-ups, because it allows the investor delay establishing a valuation until another round of in
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