Tue.Oct 19, 2021

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[Partner Blog] How to Forecast Recurring Revenue

Lighter Capital

By: Our partners at Clockwork. Recurring revenue seems pretty simple on the surface, but just because recurring revenue is “predictable,” that doesn’t mean forecasting recurring revenue is easy. Month-over-month growth assumptions can paint a general picture of MRR for investors, but if you really want accurate projections – the type that’ll help you navigate strategic decisions and optimize your finances – you’ll ultimately need a more detailed forecast.

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Triggered Disclosures: Escaping the Disclosure Dilemma

Musings on Markets

In a post a few weeks ago , I argued that the disclosure process had lost its moorings, as corporate disclosures (annual filings, prospectuses for IPOs) have become more bulky, while also become less informative. I argued that some of this disclosure complexity could be attributed to the law of unintended consequences, with good intentions driving bad disclosure rules, and that some of it is deliberate, as companies use disclosures to confuse and confound, rather than to inform.

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[Partner Blog] How to Forecast Recurring Revenue

Lighter Capital

Recurring revenue seems pretty simple on the surface, but just because recurring revenue is “predictable,” that doesn’t mean forecasting recurring revenue is easy. The post [Partner Blog] How to Forecast Recurring Revenue appeared first on Lighter Capital.

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