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Can a fund get advisory shares from a portfolio company?

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No. A fund can not accept advisory shares. Also, accepting shares as an individual creates various conflicts. Funds can however get warrant coverage. 
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I have seen funds asking for and getting Warrants for business development or other services.  As long as these warrants are given to the FUND and the LPs, there is not conflict. 

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