Venture capital scheme investment restrictions require investor approval for associated-party dealings and mandate early-stage investment allocation. Venture Capital Schemes must maintain a corpus within prescribed minimum and maximum limits and invest at least 80 per cent of their corpus in recently ... Summary
Venture capital scheme investment restrictions require investor approval for associated-party dealings and mandate early-stage investment allocation.
Venture Capital Schemes must maintain a corpus within prescribed minimum and maximum limits and invest at least 80 per cent of their corpus in recently incorporated investee companies or qualifying schemes. Associate investments require prior approval of 75 per cent of investors by value. Securities transactions involving associates, related schemes, or a substantial investor require the same approval, with the interested substantial investor excluded from voting. Fund of funds schemes may rely on placement memorandum disclosure of underlying schemes and relevant managerial associations instead of obtaining approval.
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