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Private Equity Investing in Trust

Sophisticated trust portfolios often benefit from direct exposure to active and passive investments made in venture capital (VC) and private equity. However, if a trustee isn't a lead sponsor of such investments and can't control the terms of subsequent financings, challenges often arise in determining whether to continue to fund these investments and how to properly assess the economic impact of

Sophisticated trust portfolios often benefit from direct exposure to active and passive investments made in venture capital (VC) and private equity. However, if a trustee isn't a lead sponsor of such investments and can't control the terms of subsequent financings, challenges often arise in determining whether to continue to fund these investments and how to properly assess the economic impact of a pending financing. As a result, it's critical that the fiduciary show the completion of a

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