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ARTICLE · 09 MARCH 2016

Certain Initial Considerations Associated With Forming A Private Fund Management Business

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In connection with the establishment of a private fund management enterprise and one or more private funds, there are common issues that the private fund manager must confront early on in the development of its business.

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In connection with the establishment of a private fund management enterprise and one or more private funds, there are common issues that the private fund manager must confront early on in the development of its business. This article briefly examines several of the most important initial issues a private fund manager should seek to resolve as early as possible. It is very helpful to involve legal counsel early on in the process to help identify and collaborate on the resolution of these matters.

Implications of the Investment Strategy

The private fund manager must first identify whether the private fund's strategy would generate certain types of income that may require some additional structuring. For instance, if the strategy will generate any U.S. effectively connected income such as a loan origination strategy, it would be important to modify the fund structure to accommodate non-U.S. investors if the private fund manager expects to target such investors. In

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