How is ownership in a VC fund passed on to survivors of a deceased LP.
For an individual who is an LP, how does ownership in a given VC fund get passed to the individual's survivors.
For an individual who is an LP, how does ownership in a given VC fund get passed to the individual's survivors.
Who does background checks on startup founders? Is this is part of the process of due diligence for each deal?
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.
Do GPs assess a management fee on interest collected on deposits and is it recognized by the carried interest provision as another source of fees ?
Our fund's investor demographic will include US and Southeast Asians. What regulatory regime would be most favorable given the diversity of our investors?
Would there be a way to access the draft of the compliance policy on this platform?
Would there be a functionality within the Decile Hub to auto generate the first draft of some of the key legal documents, such compliance policy or valuation policy, related to the venture capital deals?
Here the ideal structure for a Venture Studio is laid out, showing 5 legal entities - (1) Management Company, (2) General Partner, (3) Limited Partner, (4) The Venture Studio / Accelerator (operations), and (5) An Individual Company (created by the Venture Studio / Accelerator). While researching, its been suggested that the Venture Studio operations (4) be created as an LLC with the individual companies (5) being incorporated as C-corps, though I'd like some validation or refutation of this.
For a fund with international investments, does DecileHub track differences in currency? Or is the best practice to simply keep all investments denominated in one currency?
Lots of GPs I talk to mention they are basically equivalent, Decile Hub didn't give me much context on this either.
Guessing if you can would need a .au domain I know crowdfunding is out as that is licensed, not that I would wan to do that.
Obviously since the GP is making the Capital Call, it knows that he also needs to deposit his share of the funds, but I assume that that should be registered formally somewhere in the system and I couldn't find where. The GP does not appear in the Capital Commitment table when you use the option to make a capital call, so wondering if it gets roped in automatically.
I'm looking at an example were the “Proceeds from Sales of Investments” balance equals the “Cash and Cash Equivalents” balance, but these are supposed to be funds from a recent capital call that are temporarily in the fund's bank account as they are already committed to be transferred to portfolio companies to pay for new investments. I don't how is it possible that it got registered as “Proceeds from Sales of Investments”. Can this simply be a journal entry error?