Welcome to Insights, where we delve into the evolving legal landscape of private investment funds, offering practical guidance to help fund managers and investors navigate today’s complex environment. Insights serves as a valuable resource for exploring current industry trends, key regulatory updates, and practical tools, designed to address the unique challenges faced by stakeholders in the private investment funds sector. Some of our posts will provide introductory insights, while others will delve into complex emerging legal issues.
Explore our posts for insights into critical topics such as fund marketing rules, fund governance, and liquidity management—all curated to empower your decision-making.
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Series vs Standalone Entities
When structuring a business, investment portfolio, or fund, choosing the right legal entity is critical. For entrepreneurs, investors, and fund managers handling multiple assets or ventures, two common options are forming a Series Limited Liability Company (Series LLC) or creating multiple standalone Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). Each option comes with its own advantages and disadvantages.