Venture capital scheme structure requires closed-ended format, minimum tenure, investor-approved extensions, and constitution as company, LLP, or trust. Venture Capital schemes must operate solely as close-ended schemes, with the amount proposed to be raised and a minimum three-year tenure disclosed in the ... Summary
Venture capital scheme structure requires closed-ended format, minimum tenure, investor-approved extensions, and constitution as company, LLP, or trust.
Venture Capital schemes must operate solely as close-ended schemes, with the amount proposed to be raised and a minimum three-year tenure disclosed in the placement memorandum. A scheme may be constituted as a company, limited liability partnership, or trust. Tenure extensions require investor approval, and extensions beyond two years require express consent from willing investors and an exit opportunity for dissenting investors.
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