Commonwealth Capital Advisors

Commonwealth Capital Advisors (CCA) is comprised of Wall Street Investment Bankers, Securities Attorneys and CPAs who invented Financial Architect®, a patent pending system designed to substantially reduce the cost (in time and money) of raising capital, through selling securities. The firm has provided conventional investment advisory services to... public and private business since it was established in 1998. CCA has become the advocate for the entrepreneur by specializing in assisting start-up and early stage companies raise seed, development, and expansion capital through the issuance of securities. The amounts can range from $100,000 to $50,000,000 for operating companies and up to $500 million dollars for REITs or other Investment Funds. The capital raising process can be done by the entrepreneur through the use of CCA's revolutionary patent-pending Financial Architect System or they can hire Commonwealth Capital Advisors to complete the process. Financial Architect® is designed to save entrepreneurs 90% of the cost of creating a securities offering document and in a fraction of the time. The Capitalization Planner, a major component of Financial Architect®, is an extremely powerful tool for determining the financial feasibility of any company in any country while determining the proper "marketable" deal structure that one should pursue. In addition to its securities offering document production capabilities, Financial Architect®, provides clients with access to accredited "angel" investors, private equity funds, hedge funds, registered investment advisors, broker-dealers and many other sources of capital, around the world, that have an interest in funding start-up and early-stage companies. Financial Architect® includes the EBook entitled, "The Secrets of Wall Street - Raising Capital for Start-Up and Early-Stage Companies," which serves as the most comprehensive guide available into the world of raising capital and is a "must read" for any entrepreneur who seeks to raise substantial amounts of equity ...Read More