Launch an institutional-grade VC fund in a day with no up front costs. 
Meet Start Fund
Previous Post
Next Post
1

Asked by

Community Member

on

in

Venture Deals

Warehousing Investments from Limited Company + Warehousing Future Syndicated Deals

I've read that one can transfer/warehouse angel investments but not SPVs.

I made some angel investments directly from my personal account and also from a limited company that I have, any concerns about transfering them from my company?

I got a few deals that I am looking into and got some angels who join me on SPV and give me carry. Should I do my investment directly so I can warehouse it and do the SPV for the other angels?
1 See in Base
0

Answered by

Community Member

on

Generally speaking, transferring a warehoused investment from an entity/company is fine so long as it is wholly owned by the investor. 

Warehoused investments intended to be transferred to a fund should be invested into directly by the fund manager. If there are other angel investors investing into the same company/opportunity, they can invest via an SPV if they choose.

Join VC Lab

VC Lab, the leading venture capital accelerator, empowers new and emerging managers worldwide to close ethical, high-performing funds in under six months. The program provides cutting-edge tools, expert mentorship, and a global network to raise more money in less time. Apply if you want to build a meaningful venture capital firm.

Apply Now
How do I start raising my first venture fund? What are the key considerations for becoming a Limited Partner?
How can I improve my emerging manager firm's deal flow? What strategies help attract institutional LPs?
How do I build a compelling investment thesis? What are best practices for portfolio management?
How can I differentiate my VC firm in a crowded market? What are the typical fund terms for emerging managers?