Seedlegals Sees Agile as ASEAN Fundraising Solution

The video discusses Seed Legals, a legal tech company aiding startups in fundraising through automation. It highlights the impact of rising borrowing costs on fundraising, noting a slowdown but also some VC successes. Agile financing is introduced as a flexible method for raising funds, emphasizing smaller, frequent investments. The video explores current startup challenges and opportunities, particularly in early-stage investments. Techniques like Seed Fast and Rolling Close are explained, offering strategic fundraising options. The future of investment is considered, with a focus on long-term returns and strategic bets.

What is the primary service offered by Seed Legals?

• Conducting market research for tech companies

• Providing legal advice to large corporations

• Automating legal processes for early-stage startups

• Offering financial loans to startups

How has the cost of borrowing affected fundraising in regions like Singapore and Indonesia?

• Fundraising has increased by 15%

• Fundraising has dropped by 15%

• Fundraising has remained stable

• Fundraising has doubled

What is agile financing primarily focused on?

• Investing in real estate

• Eliminating the need for fundraising

• Raising funds in smaller, more frequent amounts

• Raising large sums of money at once

Which sectors are currently showing opportunities despite the overall slowdown?

• Retail and Manufacturing

• Fintech and AI

• Tourism and Hospitality

• Agriculture and Mining

What percentage of fundraising in the last quarter was for early-stage deals?

• 60%

• 45%

• 75%

• 30%

What is a Seed Fast in agile fundraising?

• A loan that must be repaid within a year

• A contract for immediate investment with future shares

• A method to avoid giving away equity

• A strategy to invest in real estate

What is the expected future trend for investment conditions?

• Investments will dry out completely

• Investors will focus on short-term gains

• Investors will make strategic bets on companies with good fundamentals

• Investors will only invest in large corporations