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Prepared by Russell Anderson
This preliminary request for documents template for UK companies will help you understand what investors will look for before they will close the the deal. It may be helpful as a guide for organizing your corporate and legal records now – the sooner you get your corporate house in order, the easier it will be to maintain.
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