Valuation Methods and Funding Modalities by M. G. Shaon

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Startup valuation is both an art and a science, shaping how much equity founders give up and how investors assess growth potential. In this Monday Webinar, M. G. Shaon, CFA, Senior Investment Associate at Truvalu Bangladesh, breaks down the most widely used valuation methods and explores the different funding modalities available for startups.

The session covers practical valuation techniques that early-stage entrepreneurs need to understand, including market-based, income-based, and risk-adjusted models. It also explains funding options such as equity, debt, convertible notes, and hybrid instruments—helping founders choose the right approach based on their growth stage and investor expectations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Why startup valuation matters in fundraising negotiations

  • Common valuation methods for early and growth-stage startups

  • How investors analyze financials, traction, and risk

  • Different funding modalities: equity, debt, and alternatives

  • Best practices for aligning valuation with long-term strategy

This webinar is essential for founders and ecosystem enablers who want to confidently approach investors, understand valuation dynamics, and select funding options that support sustainable growth.

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