Free Corporate Governance Templates
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These documents establish internal rules and external compliance frameworks for entities in jurisdictions like Delaware, France, and Singapore. You will find internal regulations such as the Anti-bribery and gifts and entertainment policy alongside investor-focused documents like the Seedsummit Series Seed investment term sheet. This category excludes external commercial contracts, which are located in the Commercial Contracts section.
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- GitLaw Standards Committee Participation Agreement
- Shareholders Agreement (UK)
- Investors’ Rights Agreement (Updated October 2024) (NVCA)
- Investors’ Rights Agreement (Includes a Inclusion Provision) (NVCA)
- Indemnification Agreement (Updated July 2020) (NVCA)
United States of America
65 documents- Management Rights Letter (Updated July 2020) (NVCA)
- Model PIPE Form of Pre-Funded Warrant (US Issuer) (NVCA)
- Right of First Refusal and Co-Sale Agreement (Updated October 2024) (NVCA)
- Sample H.R. Policies for Addressing Harassment & Discrimination (NVCA)
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