LP side letter - what should or shouldn't do?
An LP asked me for some 'perks' and I want to formalize it somehow. What should and/or shouldn't I do with such a side letter? Should I actually sign it?
An LP asked me for some 'perks' and I want to formalize it somehow. What should and/or shouldn't I do with such a side letter? Should I actually sign it?
Where do most LPs typically come from for first closes?
What happens if you give each LP different investment terms?
What should be the minimum ticket size and how do I communicate that to potential investors?
Some investors may say they will invest after the first close. How can I incentivize investors to invest early in my fund instead of waiting until after the first close?
Is it a good idea to form a fund with LLCs instead of an Incorporation?
Do we pre-fill the LPA with the LLC name or is it easy for them to do it after we send the LPA?”
If I can't use the entire fund's IRR without the attribution letter to highlight my investment track record, what can I use to demonstrate metrics, secret sauce, etc.?
Which track record metrics being reported to LPs would require attribution letter and which metrics do not?
Coming out of a CVC that invested on a balance sheet basis not a fund basis, what is a good example on getting an attribution letter? Some options I was thinking: • Letter stating that the investments on my deal sheet were led and executed by me • I have some news clips that quote me on some of the investments
what is a normal process that LPs do due diligence before they commit?
Since at this stage, legal hasn't been engaged, the management company and the fund have not been established. What format of names should be used in the PACT for the management company and fund? What if the domicile hasn't been decided. Might be US, might be Israel. How do we appropriately amend the PACT where the inserts [ ] are to make sure it is all encompassing?