Cap Table
A spreadsheet or table that details the ownership structure of a company, commonly used by portfolio companies or early-stage ventures. It lists the various equity
This Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) Dictionary serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the terminology associated with these financial instruments. SPVs, by their nature, can involve a complex interplay of legal, accounting, banking, tax, compliance, and administrative considerations. This dictionary aims to provide clear and concise definitions for the key terms encountered in the context of SPVs.
A spreadsheet or table that details the ownership structure of a company, commonly used by portfolio companies or early-stage ventures. It lists the various equity
A document that details an investor’s capital contribution, their percentage ownership in the SPV, and the underlying assets of the SPV.
A request made by an SPV for additional capital from investors when the funds initially collected are insufficient to meet the obligations outlined in the
A performance-based fee paid to the Organizer and other designated third parties as specified in the Operating Agreement, calculated as the net proceeds received by
The CCC is a confidential SEC authentication code used to authorize filings in the EDGAR system. While the CIK serves as the public identifier, the
The highest-ranking executive in a company, responsible for developing and executing high-level strategies, making major corporate decisions, overseeing overall operations and resources, and serving as
A document filed with state authorities, typically the Secretary of State or Division of Corporations, to establish a limited liability company (LLC) or limited partnership
The senior executive responsible for overseeing and managing the financial activities of a company, including financial planning, risk management, record-keeping, and financial reporting.
A legal document that establishes the formation of a corporation. Issued by a federal or state government, the charter converts a business entity, such as
A Central Index Key (CIK) is the unique identifier assigned by the SEC to an entity— including SPVs— when a Form ID is approved in
Up to 50 Investors
Up to 3 Closes
Entity Creation
Registered Agent
EIN
Money Movement Account
ACH and Wire
Documents
Flexible Economic Terms
QP and QC
Invite investors
US and Non US Investors
Tax Documents including W-8 BEN E
506(b) Accreditation Verification
506(c) Accreditation Verification
KYC/AML Checks
Impersonate
Side Letters
Auto-reconciliation
Document Regeneration
Refund
Edit and Increase Investment
Deal Closing
Beneficiaries
Permission Based Access
Assets
Purchase Agreement Checklist
Ops Panel
Multiple Closes
Multiple Assets