Answer:
The key terms included in an Investor’s Agreement will of course depend on individual circumstances but generally will include how much money is being invested, the rate of return on the investment and any interest attached to it. It will outline whether or not the investor is entitled to shares of the business’s profits, and if they will have any say in the operation and management of the business (but be careful that you distinguish between an investor and a shareholder). It may also include the duration of the agreement or how the agreement can be terminated.
