Lucy Law, Chief Kitten Herder
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The NEXT GEN Fund is open to young persons under 35 who qualify as wholesale investors or who collaboratively invests via a sponsoring wholesale investor. Essentially, participants jointly consider investment opportunities that are open to FKA investors. This would typically mean reading and discussing DD reports, potentially calling on members of the DD team and maybe the founders for more insight and to answer questions. Eventually, the group decides by majority vote if an investment should be made. The investment is then made by the NEXT GEN Fund on behalf of all participants and the resulting shares are transferred to the individual NEXT GEN Catalist accounts. Participants are also welcome to attend ADI Clinics and pitch nights.
The group self-organises to agree communication standards and the format and frequency of meetings. Lucy Law has volunteered to act as the group co-ordinator or Chief Kitten Herder. She has professional experience, is a regular at ADI.Clinic and has worked on several of FKA’s recent DDs. |
Investing in startups is highly risky. The size and timing of returns are uncertain, and the capital may not be repaid.
How NEXT GEN accounts work with Catalist
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Four steps to your NEXT GEN account You need to do this before you can submit your investment:
Notes about using additional accounts
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