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Hello and welcome to TDW Tech Byte. My name is Tara Chan, and I am an associate in the Corporate and Commercial department. Today, I will be talking about subscription agreements for investment rounds. A subscription agreement sets out the terms of an equity investment into the company. It will set out the commercial terms of the investment, such as the subscription price for shares and the class number of shares to be purchased. It will bind the parties to the deal. The two main sections of a subscription agreement are, one; the mechanics of purchasing shares in the company, and two; the representations and warranties made to the investor. Typically we recommend for the subscription agreement to be separate from the shareholder agreement. The reason for this is that in the future if there are additional shareholders that signed up to the shareholder agreement, you do not have to show the terms of the original subscription agreement to these new shareholders
