Is there any situation where it’s acceptable to not perform AML/KYC on Limited Partners during a fund closing process?
This is a question that comes up when filling out banking forms. How should the ManCo, GP and Fund entities be categorized when answering this question? The typical choices are: Yes, No, and “Pooled investment vehicle”
I want to change the name of the fund? how to do that? I don't see options under profile.
We are looking to bring on a few advisors to help improve our repertoire of value-added services. Ex. We want to bring on a professional sales recruiter to help early stage companies hire their 1st CRO, SDRs, etc. and help organize their sales operations. We would want this type of person to spend some time with each new portfolio company. What are typical advisor type compensation models that have worked well or expected?
When we discuss a 2% management fee, I know that usually there is a drop off after the "investment period", meaning that we shouldn't charge 2% every year for a 10 year fund. So when we discuss 2%, is this a blended rate over 10 years with a higher % for the investment period? If so, what is the recommendation for fee % during the 3-5 year investment period? OR is the 2% for the investment period and the blended rate over 10 years is lower? Ex. 2.5% from years 1-4 dropping to 1.25% in years 5-10 yields a blended fee of 1.75% over the 10 year period.
Is it considered best practice to account for significant non-dilutive grant monies in a markup valuation, e.g., in the range of $1.5M - $2.5M?
Where can I access the form: investor inquiry editor in the left navigation?
Hello, I am trying to send a mass email to all of my prospects for an event. How do I accomplish this with the event template?
this is meant to be a starting point and can evolve it based on our own fund specifics
I need to open a brokerage account for a portco that exited. Will be holding the public stock before distributing to LPs. Should I open the account for the LP or the Manco? I am leaning toward using Fidelity but any recs on best brokerage account for VCs would also be appreciated.
I need to open a brokerage account for a portco that exited. Will be holding the public stock before distributing to LPs. Should I open the account for the LP or the Manco? I am leaning toward using Fidelity but any recs on best brokerage account for VCs would also be appreciated.
Is the landscape shifting towards exit routes like private equity buyouts or secondary markets in the last few years? Should investment strategies change?
I have an angel investment that I have had for several years that is performing well. I would like to promote this as a warehoused deal to prospective LPs. What are the best practices to move this into the fund and can its book value be used towards a GP commit?
Client Alerts Aug. 01, 2024 Delaware Governor Signs Into Law Amendments to Delaware’s General Corporation Law how does the new general corporations law in delaware affects Gps, Mancos or LPs?
I recently had a portfolio company go public. Would like recommendations on best places to hold the shares before distribution to LPs. Do Etrade/Fidelity/Shwab etc allow VC funds to open accounts?
What is the legality behind it. How can we warehouse a deal which was not part of the current fund ?
I no longer have access to introduction page and thesis feedback page. I have not done any sprint. I'm just Lost please what's going on with me. Please help me.
To consolidate the firm structure we are trying to figure out what are the requirements for each role in terms of background, duration of commitment, financial commitment and how many can one have in a firm. Any thoughts or framework on this would be helpful.
I am noticing there are many fees based VP structure popping up. Some start as little as $1k. This is something I found on a form in a VC firm that hasn't closed yet, but they say they have registered and currently run SPVs. "Venture Partners are required to invest a minimum of $5,000, receive incentives for raising capital, gain access and voting rights for our proprietary dealflow and benefit from a elite and diverse network." They have 70 VPs so far. It sounds more of a fee based angel syndicate but with "Venture Partner" titles, as well as a promise for a board seat. Not sure how that's possible with their check size between $100k-200K
A small startup studio fund can get crammed down if and when future rounds are needed. Some innovative methods to protect the fund's interest without sabotaging future funding would be useful to have.
There's obviously pro-rata considerations which I think provide a floor, but beyond that, what other considerations should we be thinking about?
This is for portfolio construction modeling and some assumptions that we're making.
Lots of GPs I talk to mention they are basically equivalent, Decile Hub didn't give me much context on this either.
Fund I has no reserves and is investing in Seed stage. In future, I hope to establish a Fund II with follow-on reserves, investing in Seed plus Series A. If I get pro rata rights from my investments in Fund I, can I use those rights to invest using the new Fund II?