Accepted Answer
Aug 18, 2023
Fund managers can discuss future arrangements verbally - however they should refrain from making any promises or commitments (verbal, written, or otherwise).
Particularly, fund managers should sign NOTHING - as a general matter, legal agreements cannot be signed on behalf of fund entities that do not exist. This goes for any investments intended to be warehoused as well - a prospective fund manager must sign those as an individual or on behalf of a wholly-owned entity the fund manager will invest out of.
Particularly, fund managers should sign NOTHING - as a general matter, legal agreements cannot be signed on behalf of fund entities that do not exist. This goes for any investments intended to be warehoused as well - a prospective fund manager must sign those as an individual or on behalf of a wholly-owned entity the fund manager will invest out of.