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While still in fundraising, what information can I and cannot I add to the fund's website while staying in compliance with general solicitation rules?

For example:
  • Can I add information about the team members and links to their social profiles?
  • Can I show past investments the team has made in previous funds?
  • Can I add some wording about what we are looking for in startups (without mentioning the thesis)?
  • I understand that there should be no contact form and no contact information on the website.
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Answered by

Hans Kim

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While fundraising, a fund should not have a publicly viewable website in order to avoid any appearance of general solicitation.  The management company can have a website with information on its team members, their past activities (subject to confidentiality obligations) and the types of startups that they are looking to attract.  The management company should not have any reference to any fund that is raising funds.

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