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Rolling Funds

Basics

  • Determining Whether to Commit Cash or Make A Cashless Contribution Toward Your Fund
  • How are admin fees charged?
  • Why does AngelList collect management fees up-front?
  • How does AngelList calculate the GP commitments every quarter?
  • What happens to uninvested capital at the end of the quarter?
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Setup

  • How are Rolling Funds structured?
  • Where can I see a breakdown of admin fees?
  • Where can I see how much I've made in management fees?
  • What qualifications do I need to lead a Rolling Fund?
  • How do I setup a Rolling Fund?

Subscribers

  • What happens if an LP cancels their subscription?
  • How do LPs close into my fund?
  • What does "AL Checks" mean?
  • Can I set different carry and management fees per LP?
  • How I set different subscription minimums for different LPs?
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Making Investments

  • Where can I see an overview of capital committed to my fund?
  • How long after I submit an investment will the investment close?
  • How is investable now calculated?
  • How do I make an investment?
  • Where I can see an overview of my investments?
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