How to Exit Investments & Fees

Exit

Generally, you need to wait 1 to 3 years before your investment is closed. In a basic scenario, investment in a private company ends when this company goes public and the lockup period is over. After that the result of your investment will be transferred to your account.

To learn more about positive and negative exit scenarios, as well as early exit opportunities, see the article Exit Scenarios.

Fees

Commissions may vary depending on an investment offer. The exact values are listed for each investment opportunity in the “Offering” section.

Management fee is paid on top of the investment amount.

Carried interest is charged at the closing of investment, after the rest of the commissions are paid.

Related expenses are paid additionally depending on the exit procedure. For example, it can be a broker’s commission if the company goes public, or due diligence costs if an M&A deal occurs.