None of those things have a material effect on anyone by JP Morgan.
The “service” Carta is selling here is your company to other people.
Given 99% of private companies have specific limitations on not being able to do this with a company’s securities, this almost certainly runs afoul of SEC, FINRA, and other fraud regulations.
Thanks. Looks like some eager sales person. Info on price is available on multiple platforms. In fact some of your investors could be buyers.
I am a Carta user and my investors did not get any if these emails (I checked). My customer success person at said carta markets new products/service so maybe just opt out of emails/do not contact.
I don't have any private information but I am convinced it is NOT just one rogue employee. The company is clearly throwing this person under the bus. You're in denial.
I would read the Terms of Service.
What’s wrong with someone getting liquidity? VC sell their stakes to other VCs all the time why shouldn’t other investors or even tenured employees.
Liqudity programs like tender offers are price controlled not market controlled and companies are first to tout their RSU values in compensation packages esp when they are overvalued
