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When you are raising capital for your business in 2025, it’s always a good idea to think about maintaining the confidentiality of the information you share with potential investors.
An Information Memorandum Disclaimer clearly sets out your expectation that any detailed information provided during your capital raise remains confidential between you and the potential investors, and should only be used for evaluating an investment in your business. For further insights on securing your business documents, you might also want to explore our guide on protecting your intellectual property.
Here’s what you need to know about Information Memorandum Disclaimers in today’s competitive funding environment.
What Is An Information Memorandum Disclaimer?
When you reach out to investors, you often provide a “pitch deck” or an Information Memorandum that outlines your business proposal and explains why an investor should commit their funds. This document typically includes detailed, accurate information about your company’s operations, financials, and future plans.
A disclaimer added to your Information Memorandum works as a safeguard, confirming that the information provided is strictly confidential. By including this disclaimer, you legally reinforce that the content should not be disclosed beyond the intended discussions about investment.
Why Do I Need An Information Memorandum Disclaimer?
When undertaking a large capital raise or seeking later stage investment, having a comprehensive Information Memorandum is crucial. In 2025, investors are more diligent than ever, and ensuring confidentiality can protect sensitive business information from being leaked or misused.
Including a well-drafted disclaimer with your Information Memorandum serves to legally bind those reviewing it, restricting them from further disseminating your confidential details. This not only protects your proprietary information but also establishes a professional standard, similar to the best practices outlined in our Contract Review and Redraft service.
Furthermore, as part of your overall capital raising strategy, it is wise to review additional documents – such as your Share Subscription Letter – ensuring that all contractual obligations are clear. For more up-to-date advice on financing options, our article on Convertible Notes offers comprehensive insights for the current market.
In today’s digital age, where sensitive information can circulate quickly online, robust legal protection for your capital raising documents is paramount. At Sprintlaw, we continually update our services to reflect best practices for 2025, so you can be confident that every aspect of your fundraising documentation is secure and compliant with the latest regulations.
Need Help?
A skilled lawyer can draft a tailored Information Memorandum Disclaimer to accompany your document, ensuring clarity and enforceability regarding confidential information. Our team’s expertise in business law, as demonstrated in our Business Setup Guides, means you’re well supported during your capital raising journey.
At Sprintlaw, we focus on drafting comprehensive, easy-to-understand, and user-friendly contracts that meet the demands of today’s fast-paced business environment.
Feel free to get in touch with us to get started on your Information Memorandum Disclaimer! Our friendly team can be reached at 1800 730 617 or at team@sprintlaw.com.au. For further support during your capital raising efforts, explore our Intellectual Property Services and discover our expertise in Contract Drafting solutions.
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