Private Capital & Investment Structuring
How capital enters, is governed and exits: SPVs, holdings, investment agreements and investor rights.
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Practice 02 · Private Capital
A fund is a promise to investors, written in law. It should be written precisely.
We advise managers and sponsors on building investment vehicles — from the first choice of structure to the documents investors sign and the governance that operates for the life of the fund.
What we do
Closed-ended vehicles for control and minority investments, with carried interest, waterfall and key-person mechanics built into the documents.
Vehicles investing in income-producing property or development, including the asset-level SPVs beneath them.
Venture funds, syndicates and investment vehicles for early-stage portfolios, alongside the term sheets used in their investments.
General partner, manager and carry vehicles, and the allocation of economics and liability between sponsor and investors.
Investment committees, advisory boards, conflicts policies, valuation and reporting frameworks.
Offering documents, limited partnership or shareholder agreements, subscription documents and side letters.
Who we advise
Typical matters
Illustrative of the matters we advise on — not a list of past engagements.
Approach
1
The investment strategy, target investors and capital-raising plan determine the vehicle — not the other way round.
2
We model the fee and distribution terms in plain language before they are drafted, so sponsor and investors read them the same way.
3
Marketing, management and custody rules are mapped early with counsel in the relevant jurisdictions.
4
Ongoing support on investments, investor relations, amendments and eventual wind-down.
Focused services
Cross-border capability
Funds are usually domiciled in one jurisdiction, managed from another and invest in several more. We coordinate the overall structure and documentation and work alongside counsel in the fund's domicile and in the investment jurisdictions on local regulatory and formation matters.
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