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General VC Questions

Is the management company of a VC firm considered a “regulated entity”, for banking purposes?

This is a question that comes up when filling out banking forms.

How should the ManCo, GP and Fund entities be categorized when answering this question?

The typical choices are:

Yes, No, and “Pooled investment vehicle”
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Typically, you select "Pooled Investment Vehicle" for the LP Entity (the fund)

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