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Is it Common to Disclose Investment Terms and Co-Investors for Warehoused Companies to Prospective LPs?

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May 03, 2023
In discussions with prospective LPs re participation in fund is it common / ok to disclose investment terms for warehoused companies including other co-investors etc?
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Mike Suprovici
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May 03, 2023
Yes you can disclose the terms. It’s usually not good practice to mention co-investors unless you have permission.
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