Funding
What a Series A actually requires in the UK
A Series A is the round where investors expect proof, not promise, and UK rounds tend to be smaller and more due-diligence-heavy than their US equivalents.
How SEIS and EIS actually work for UK founders raising early-stage capital
Two HM Revenue and Customs schemes give individual investors generous income tax relief for backing very early-stage UK companies, and knowing the mechanics can shape how you structure a seed round.