Private Equity Fund
/ˈpraɪvɪt ˈekwɪti fʌnd/
Definitions
- (n.) A pooled investment vehicle that raises capital from accredited investors to acquire equity ownership in private companies.
The private equity fund acquired a controlling stake in the manufacturing firm.
- (n.) A legal structure, often a limited partnership or limited liability company, used for aggregating investor capital to pursue private equity investments.
The private equity fund was organized as a limited partnership under Delaware law.
Forms
- private equity fund
- private equity funds
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Commentary
In legal drafting, clearly define the fund’s structure and investor rights to avoid ambiguity in investor agreements and regulatory compliance.
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