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GFDL Advogados
Santarém, Portugal

Fundado em 2018
15 pessoas na equipa
Portuguese
English
French
Corporativo e Comercial Capital privado Registro de Empresa +11 mais
GFDL Advogados é um escritório de advocacia independente de serviço completo sediado em Lisboa. Nossa equipa é composta por consultores e advogados altamente qualificados com experiência internacional em assuntos jurídicos e empresariais.As nossas equipas dedicadas tratam de todos os aspetos...
Global Lawyers
Lisboa, Portugal

Fundado em 1998
50 pessoas na equipa
Portuguese
English
Corporativo e Comercial Capital privado Relações Governamentais e Lobby +10 mais
Advogados GlobaisAdvogados Globais possui uma equipa multidisciplinar com experiência comprovada e conhecimento aprofundado em todas as áreas do direito: contencioso, público e privado, societário, imobiliário e investimento estrangeiro, resolução extrajudicial de litígios e arbitragem,...

Fundado em 2018
English
Corporativo e Comercial Capital privado Sanções e Controles de Exportação +20 mais
F+AS - Ferraz e Aguiar Soares, Sociedade de Advogados, SP, RL, é um distinto escritório de advocacia português com escritórios em Lisboa e no Porto. A equipa da sociedade é constituída por advogados experientes, cada um com uma média de 18 anos de prática jurídica, garantindo que os...
QUOR Advogados
Porto, Portugal

Fundado em 2021
9 pessoas na equipa
Portuguese
English
French
Spanish
A QUOR Advogados é um escritório de advogados com sede em Braga, Porto e Esposende, com foco em Direito da Família, Direito do Trabalho, Direito Imobiliário e Direito Penal. Valorizamos a prestação de serviços jurídicos personalizados, adaptados às necessidades específicas de cada...
GODOI CONSULTING
São Paulo, Brasil

Fundado em 2009
12 pessoas na equipa
English
Godoi Consulting é uma empresa internacional de consultoria em desenvolvimento de negócios que oferece soluções personalizadas para indivíduos, empresas de pequeno e médio porte, associações e órgãos governamentais no planejamento e implementação de suas estratégias empresariais no...
Porto, Portugal

English
Porto Legal Advogados é um escritório de advocacia distinto comprometido em fornecer serviços jurídicos abrangentes em diversas áreas de atuação. O escritório estabeleceu uma rede robusta de profissionais altamente capacitados, garantindo que os clientes recebam orientação especializada...

Fundado em 2001
6 pessoas na equipa
English
Assolari & Advogados Associados é especializado em direito público e em questões relacionadas à contratação pública, oferecendo assessoria jurídica especializada a municípios, câmaras municipais e demais órgãos públicos no Brasil. A atuação do escritório abrange trabalhos...

English
Constantino Advogados & Consultoria Jurídica é um escritório de advocacia de serviço completo liderado por Tácio Constantino, com sede em Goiânia, Goiás, que oferece serviços jurídicos integrados a pessoas físicas e jurídicas. O escritório destaca experiência, dedicação e uma...
RFF Lawyers
Lisboa, Portugal

Fundado em 2012
50 pessoas na equipa
Portuguese
English
O escritórioRFF Lawyers é um escritório “boutique” especializado em direito tributário e empresarial, tanto para entidades corporativas e institucionais quanto para clientes individuais.A RFF Lawyers procura fomentar relações duradouras – de confiança e segurança – e proporcionar as...

Fundado em 2025
3 pessoas na equipa
Portuguese
English
Spanish
Turkish
A Will & Pereira é um escritório de advocacia internacional reconhecido pela prestação de serviços jurídicos de alta qualidade em diversas áreas de atuação, incluindo direito empresarial, direito administrativo, imobiliário, trabalhista e transações transfronteiriças. Com uma...
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Capital privado Perguntas e Respostas Jurídicas

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What CMA approvals and licensing are required to establish a private equity fund in Kuwait, and what are the minimum capital and local management obligations?
Capital privado
I'm planning to launch a private equity fund in Kuwait that will invest across the Gulf region. What CMA approvals and licensing are required to establish a fund, and what minimum capital, local management, and ongoing reporting obligations apply? I'm unsure whether a Kuwaiti sponsor or a local administrator is... Ler mais →
Resposta do advogado por ABDUL RAZZAQ ABDULLAH & PARTNERS LAWYER & LEGAL CONSULTANTS

Under Kuwait Law, Private Equity Funds are regulated as collective investment schemes pursuant to the CMA law and its Executive Regulations, which set out the requirements for the establishment and management of such schemes. CMA may, upon a submitted request,...

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What structuring options exist for a foreign private equity fund to acquire a controlling stake in a Philippine company without triggering land ownership issues?
Corporativo e Comercial Capital privado
I'm evaluating a potential investment in a Philippine target that may involve land or long-term assets. I'm worried about constitutional limits on foreign ownership and the best way to structure the deal to stay compliant. What options exist (offshore SPV, local affiliate, or convertible instruments), and what regulatory approvals and... Ler mais →
Resposta do advogado por CAGUIA TAN & CUA Law Offices

The most common and compliant approach for a foreign investor interested in using land is a Local Affiliate with a 60% Filipino/40% Foreign Equity Structure, coupled with robust management and shareholder agreements. The agreements should give the foreign investor management...

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In Moldova, how can a private equity fund structure a minority investment to preserve control rights and governance while staying compliant with local corporate and tax rules?
Corporativo e Comercial Capital privado
I am the founder of a Moldovan company seeking a minority stake from a private equity investor. I want to understand how to protect governance rights, such as board representation and information rights, while ensuring compliance with Moldovan corporate and tax law. What steps should I take to negotiate the... Ler mais →
Resposta do advogado por Just Partridge Law Firm

Hi, Do I understand correctly that you want to admit a private equity investor as a minority shareholder while remaining the majority associate, i.e. to balance the investor comfort vs. founder control? If so, the short answer is - yes,...

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About Capital privado Law

Capital privado law governs private equity, venture capital, and related private funds, including the formation, operation, fundraising, governance, and exits of these vehicles. It covers how funds are organized, how capital is raised from investors, and how profits and losses are allocated. This area intersects corporate, securities, tax, and fiduciary law.

Key actors in this field include general partners (GPs), limited partners (LPs), fund managers, and service providers such as custodians, auditors, and placement agents. Practitioners help with fund formation documents, investment agreements, compliance programs, and investor relations. This guide focuses on practical, jurisdiction-specific considerations for residents seeking legal guidance in Capital privado matters.

In the United States, private funds typically rely on exemptions from public registration and face ongoing regulatory and disclosure requirements. Understanding the interplay between fund structure, investor rights, and regulatory obligations is essential for both sponsors and investors. This overview provides a foundation to discuss your needs with a qualified attorney.

Private funds are typically not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 due to exemptions under Section 3(c)(1) or 3(c)(7).

Source: SEC Private Funds overview.

Why You May Need a Lawyer

Private equity and capital private deals involve complex terms and tight timelines. A lawyer helps ensure compliance, protect rights, and avoid costly disputes. Below are concrete scenarios where legal counsel is often essential.

  • Fund formation and documents: You are forming a private equity fund and need a limited partnership agreement, private placement memorandum, subscription agreements, and side letters drafted to reflect investor rights and GP control.
  • Deal documentation and negotiations: You are negotiating a control investment or co-investment and require precise term sheets, debt and equity instruments, and protective provisions for LPs.
  • Compliance with securities and fund laws: You must ensure offerings comply with securities laws, including exemptions under Regulation D and ongoing reporting and governance obligations.
  • Capital calls and waterfall structures: You need clear language around capital calls, distribution waterfalls, preferred returns, and hurdle rates to minimize disputes among LPs and GPs.
  • Side letters and investor rights: You want enforceable side letter terms on information rights, fee rebates, co-investments, or liquidity provisions without triggering conflicts with other investors.
  • Fund governance and conflicts of interest: You require procedures for conflicts, voting rights, advisory boards, and related-party transactions to comply with fiduciary duties.

Local Laws Overview

The private equity landscape in the United States is shaped by several core federal statutes and regulatory regimes. Below are 2-3 fundamental laws that govern Capital privado activities, along with notes on how they apply in practice. We also note a major legislative change that has influenced fundraising and disclosures in the private fund space.

Securities Act of 1933

The Securities Act of 1933 governs the initial sale of securities, including private placements accessed by private funds. Private offerings commonly rely on exemptions, such as Regulation D, to avoid full public registration. Key concepts include accredited investors, private placement memoranda, and filing requirements for issuers and intermediaries.

Recent context: The private funds sector frequently applies Reg D exemptions to raise capital from accredited investors and, in some cases, qualified purchasers. The 2012 JOBS Act subsequently altered how some private offerings can be marketed to investors. For more details, see the resources cited in the Additional Resources section.

Source: SEC Laws and JOBS Act on Congress.gov.

Investment Company Act of 1940

The Investment Company Act regulates investment companies and defines exemptions for private funds, including 3(c)(1) and 3(c)(7) structures that allow funds to operate without registering as traditional mutual funds. This framework shapes how private funds are organized, marketed, and managed.

Private funds typically rely on these exemptions to avoid registration while maintaining governance and investor protections aligned with fiduciary duties. Advisors to private funds must also consider compliance implications under other statutes and SEC guidance.

Source: SEC Laws.

Investment Advisers Act of 1940

This act regulates individuals and entities that provide investment advice for a fee. Private fund managers often register with the SEC or qualify for exemptions under state law, depending on AUM and investor type. The Act governs registration, disclosure, and fiduciary duties for advisers.

As part of recent developments, many private fund advisers face heightened disclosure and compliance expectations, including the use of Form ADV amendments and ongoing reporting requirements for registered advisers. Always verify the adviser status of a sponsor before engaging with a fund.

Source: SEC Laws.

Important note on changes: The JOBS Act of 2012 introduced reforms that affect private fundraising, including changes to marketing of private placements and new funding pathways. It is essential to understand how these changes interact with the core statutes above when negotiating terms and structuring a fund. For an overview of the JOBS Act, see the Congress.gov page cited above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is private equity fund formation and why hire a lawyer?

A private equity fund is typically formed as a limited partnership or similar vehicle. A lawyer helps draft the governing documents, aligns interests between GP and LPs, and ensures regulatory compliance. This reduces risk during fundraising and operations.

How do I determine if a private offering qualifies as a Reg D private placement?

Reg D offerings rely on accredited investors and satisfy eligibility criteria under securities laws. A lawyer can assess investor types, offering materials, and exemptions to ensure proper structuring and disclosures. Missteps can lead to legal and financial penalties.

When must a private fund adviser register with the SEC or stay with state regulators?

Adviser registration depends on assets under management and the investor base. Larger advisers usually register with the SEC, while smaller ones register with state regulators. A lawyer can determine the correct regime and manage ongoing compliance.

Where can I access the governing documents for a private fund?

Governing documents typically include the limited partnership agreement, subscription agreements, and side letters. A lawyer drafts and harmonizes these to reflect economics, governance, and investor rights. These documents guide all fund activities.

Why are side letters important in private funds and how should they be negotiated?

Side letters grant tailored rights to specific investors, such as fee discounts or reporting privileges. Negotiation is vital to avoid conflicts with other investors and ensure enforceability. A lawyer helps draft compliant, transparent side letter terms.

Can a private equity fund use a fund of funds structure and what are the risks?

A fund of funds allocates capital across multiple underlying funds. This can diversify risk but adds layers of fees, complexity, and potential conflicts. Legal review clarifies allocations, governance, and reporting duties.

Do I need to hire counsel for a capital call notice?

Yes. Capital calls trigger contractual obligations and timing issues. A lawyer ensures notices satisfy the fund documents, provide adequate cure periods, and avoid disputes with LPs.

How long does private equity fundraising typically take from start to close in the US?

Fundraising wins consensus and regulatory clarity. In practice, private fund closings often take 3 to 12 months, depending on investor interest, documentation readiness, and regulatory compliance. A lawyer can streamline this timeline by preparing standard forms early.

What is the difference between a general partner and a limited partner?

A general partner manages the fund and bears unlimited liability, while limited partners contribute capital and have limited liability. LPs typically have governance protections reflected in the Limited Partnership Agreement. GPs control investments and day-to-day operations.

How much does a private equity lawyer typically charge for fund formation?

Fees vary by geography and complexity. Typical fund formation engagements may involve hourly rates or fixed project fees, often ranging from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars for initial documents. Ask for a clear scope and budget up front.

What is a standard waterfall distribution structure in private funds?

The waterfall defines how profits are distributed: usually return of capital, preferred return, catch-up, and carried interest. A lawyer helps ensure the waterfall aligns with investor expectations and tax considerations. Clarity here reduces disputes during exit events.

Is it possible to negotiate co-investment terms with the fund manager?

Co-investment rights let select LPs participate in specific deals. Terms are negotiated separately from the main fund documents and may include allocation, fees, and transfer restrictions. Legal counsel ensures coherence with overall fund rules.

Additional Resources

Next Steps

  1. Define your objectives and gather documents - outline fund size, targets, investor profile, and draft a rough term sheet. Collect prior fund documents if available. This provides a solid starting point for counsel.
  2. Identify and shortlist qualified Capital privado lawyers - look for practice areas in fund formation, securities law, and private placements. Check references and ensure experience with your target jurisdiction and fund type.
  3. Schedule initial consultations - discuss scope, fees, and timelines. Ask about experience with side letters, waterfalls, and fund governance.
  4. Prepare materials for review - assemble a preliminary term sheet, investor list, and draft disclosures. Share these in a secure data room for the attorney to review.
  5. Engage counsel and establish a project plan - sign an engagement letter, define deliverables, milestones, and budget. Set expected review dates for documents.
  6. Draft, review, and finalize documents - work with counsel on the Limited Partnership Agreement, subscription agreements, side letters, and investor disclosures. Ensure compliance with applicable laws and investor protections.
  7. Coordinate with compliance and due diligence - align fund formation with SEC requirements, state registrations, and tax considerations. Prepare for closing and ongoing reporting obligations.

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