Angel investors often press entrepreneurs to allow them to invest below the round minimum, but it can create future problems for the company

Does an investment syndicate (SPV) need to file an annual tax return? Not necessarily.

Setting up an SPV is easy, it's managing it over the 10+ years until it liquidates that most people overlook. A discussion of SPVs long term

No good deed goes unpunished. Angel group organizers often make the mistake of donating their time up front and leaving in frustration later

A discussion of compensation for managers of single purpose investment vehicles, or SPVs.

Accepting small investors directly on the cap table may be easy now, but investors who counsel founders to do so are creating trouble later.

Loon Creek forms and administers investment syndicates or SPVs. This is the 2nd of 2 articles about best practices in managing SPVs

First in a 2 part series about best practices in forming and administering private investment syndicates or SPVs.

Decisions each investor needs to make in setting up and managing an SPV or syndicate.

An investment syndicate (SPV, SPE) is a group of investors who pool funds to make a single investment in a specific company.