Strategic Investors: Corporate or individual investors that add value to investments they make through industry and personal ties that can assist companies in raising additional capital as well as provide assistance in the marketing and sales process.
Subordinated Debt : Debt with inferior liquidation privileges to senior debt in case of a bankruptcy; sub debt will carry higher interest rates than senior debt, to which it is subordinated, to compensate for the added risk, and will typically have attached warrants or equity conversion features.
Subscription Agreement: The application submitted by an investor wishing to join a limited partnership. All prospective investors must be approved by the General Partner prior to admission as a partner.
Sweat Equity: Ownership of shares in a company resulting from work rather than investment of capital——usually founders receive "sweat equity".
Syndicate: Underwriters or broker/dealers who sell a security as a group. （See Allocation）
Syndication : A number of investors offering funds together as a group on a particular deal. A lead investor often coordinates such deals and represents the group's members. Within the last few years, syndication among angel investors （an angel alliance） has become more common, enabling them to fund larger deals closer to those typifying a small venture capital fund.
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