Examples of Portfolio Company Securities in a sentence
As the Portfolio Company Securities do not trade on an active market, the Portfolio Company Securities are considered illiquid and there is no guarantee that any such price represents that value of the securities or what we could receive if we were to sell the securities.
It is possible that the value of the Portfolio Company Securities could have declined during this period between when they were acquired by the affiliate and when they are sold to the Fund.
Risk Related to our Offering We are purchasing the Portfolio Company Securities from an affiliate and the purchase is not an arm-length transaction.
The Fund will generally not have a distribution until it sells Portfolio Company Securities, meaning that investors will only generally receive distributions upon a Liquidity Event.
We are purchasing the Portfolio Company Securities from an affiliate at a price that is approximately 63% higher than the price (including transaction fees) such affiliate purchased the securities several months ago in the secondary market.
Though the Fund will not be actively managed each day, the price at which at the terms that the Fund can purchase the Portfolio Company Securities will be based on the skills of the Originator’s team.
Further, the affiliate may have overpaid for the Portfolio Company Securities at the time of purchase.
You will ultimately be dependent on the skills of the management of the Portfolio Companies, market and industry conditions related to the Portfolio Companies for the success of the Portfolio Company Securities.
These fees lower the value of your investment (compared to if you owned the Portfolio Company Securities directly).
Further, the Manager, will typically not actively be seeking for opportunities to sell Portfolio Company Securities, it is the current intention of the Manager that such exits will typically only occur on certain events, such as an IPO or a change of control.