If another shareholder sells his shareholding, the venture capitalist can insist that his shares are sold on the same terms to the same purchaser.
Compare bring-along rights.
If another shareholder sells his shareholding, the venture capitalist can insist that his shares are sold on the same terms to the same purchaser.
Compare bring-along rights.
The plan stated in a private equity fund’s memorandum to provide for the actual transfer of funds from the limited partners to the general partner’s control.
The company that the offeror is considering investing in. In the context of a public-to-private dealthis company will be the listed company that an offeror is considering investing in with the objective of bringing the company back into private ownership.
A fund structure or vehicle is tax transparent when the fund itself is not liable to taxation and the investment in an underlying company is treated as if it would be a direct investment for the initial investor (the LP), who is taxed only when the investment structure distributes its gains and revenues.
A short company presentation sent to potential investors before a sale or auction.
Technical reserves refer to the capital that insurance companies set aside to cover possible claims.
A short document summarising the principal financial and other terms of a proposed investment. It is usually non-binding, but may impose some legal obligations on the investor and the company.
Compare Letter of Intent.
The financial and management conditions under which private equity limited partnerships are structured.
Funds provided for the major expansion of a company whose sales volume is increasing and which is breaking even or profitable.
Equivalent to the distributed to paid in ratio (D/PI ratio), measuring is defined as the sum of distributions and the most recent valuation of a given investment, divided by the sum of capital invested.
Abbreviation for Technology, Media and Telecommunications sectors.
Comprises funds with an IRR equal to or above the upper quartile point.
A realisation ratio which is the sum of distributions to paid-in capital (D/PI) and residual value to paid-in capital (RV/PI). TV/PI is net of fees and carried interest.
A private equity management house’s experience, history and past performance.
The sale of company shares to industrial investors.
Information, such as a formula, pattern, device, or process, that is not known to the public and which gives the person possessing the information a competitive advantage. May sometimes include customer lists, marketing and/or business plans, and suppliers.
An offering of securities that performed poorly.
See rescue.
TVPI is the sum of the DPI and the RVPI.TVPI is net of fees and carried interest.