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Should we provide buy-back provision?

Should we provide buy-back provision?
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Since your investors are investing in the GP and not in the Management Company, then these proposed protections of a Cap and Buy Back are not necessary. You will create a new GP with a new fund.
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It would be extremely unusual for a fund to provide buy-back or redemption provisions in an investment agreement.

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