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Angel Funds registered on or before September 10, 2025 must implement the Accredited Investor mandate by March 31, 2027, extending the previous compliance deadline. Until that date, they may offer investment opportunities to no more than 200 non-accredited investors. From March 31, 2027, these Angel Funds must not accept non-accredited investor contributions for investments in investee companies. Existing investors may continue to hold investments already made, subject to the fund's PPM and fund documents. All other provisions governing Angel Funds under Chapter 8 of the AIF Master Circular remain unchanged, and the revised timeline applies immediately.
Angel Funds registered on or before September 10, 2025 must implement the Accredited Investor mandate by March 31, 2027, extending the previous compliance deadline. Until that date, they may offer investment opportunities to no more than 200 non-accredited investors. From March 31, 2027, these Angel Funds must not accept non-accredited investor contributions for investments in investee companies. Existing investors may continue to hold investments already made, subject to the fund's PPM and fund documents. All other provisions governing Angel Funds under Chapter 8 of the AIF Master Circular remain unchanged, and the revised timeline applies immediately.
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