Do I have to carry investors along with every process of the business?

[King Belieal]

For a business that has investors, it might seem morally right that investors should be carried along in every process of the business. On the other hand, is the concern of the investors not just supposed to be on financials and profits?

Must I report every process of business to investors?

 

[Fidelia]

It generally depends on the kind of contract you signed with your investors. Some contracts demand that your investor must be carried along in everything. While others don't allow that.

 

[eLdavis]

In most cases it also depends on the investor. Most of them would love to know exactly what's going on in whatever they are investing in.

 

[Springtime]

That depends on your agreement with the investors. But I think most investors will not be interested in the daily activities of the business. Regular reporting of the company's situation and financial performance should be good enough.

 

[Kross]

As long as you give periodic reports like monthly reports of the business position, your investors should be okay.

 

[Niyi Br]

Investors are majorly interested in the financial performance of the business. They don't want to know how someone gets recruited and all those processes.

 

[Augusta]

I believe it is good to carry the investors along but it must not be for every little thing but important things should be known by them.