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Term Sheet模板(美国基金募集)
Term Sheet模板(美国基金募集)

Term Sheet

Set forth below is a summary of certain significant provisions of the Limited Partnership Agreement of New Private Equity Fund, L.P. (the “Partnership”) and other related agreements governing the Partnership. The following summary does not purport to be complete and is subject to the detailed provisions of the Limited Partnership Agreement, the Subscription Agreement and the Management Agreement. These doc-uments should be read in their entirety by investors and are available upon request from the General Partner, who is also available to re-spond to investors' inquiries and requests for further information con-cerning the Partnership.

The Partnership: New Private Equity Fund, L.P. (the "Part-

nership") is a limited partnership organized

under the laws of Delaware for the purpose

of making equity and equity-related in-

vestments (“Portfolio Investments”) active

in [describe investment sector].

Size of the Offering: The Partnership is offering $ million of limited partnership interests (the "Inter-ests"). However, the General Partner may increase or decrease the size of the offering. The minimum size of the Partnership shall be $ million.

Purchasers of Interests are referred to col-lectively herein as the "Limited Partners," and together with the General Partner as the "Partners."

Minimum Limited Partner Commitment: The minimum subscription by a Limited Partner will be $ million, subject to re-duction at the discretion of the General Partner, which also has discretion to reject the offer of a subscription for any reason.

General Partner: The General Partner (the "General Partner")

is New Private Equity Fund General Part-

ner, LLC, a Delaware limited liability com-

pany.

Manager: The General Partner will engage New Pri-

vate Equity Fund Management, LLC, a De-

laware limited liability company (the

"Manager"), to provide certain advisory

and management services to the Partner-

ship.

Term: The Partnership's term will continue until

the tenth anniversary of the Final Closing,

unless terminated sooner upon the happen-

ing of certain events as set forth in the Part-

nership Agreement, subject to extension of

up to two additional one-year periods by

the General Partner in the discretion of the

General Partner.

Closings: An initial closing (the "Initial Closing")

will be held as soon as practicable. The

General Partner is entitled, in its sole dis-

cretion, to continue to accept subscriptions

and to hold one or more subsequent clos-

ings (the last one of which is referred to as

the "Final Closing") until nine months after

the Initial Closing.

Effect of Subsequent Closings: Each Limited Partner that participates in a closing subsequent to the Initial Closing will be required to contribute its proportio-nate share of all prior drawdowns (other than those used to pay Management Fees) and pay a charge equivalent to interest thereon at the rate of prime plus 2% per annum from the respective funding dates thereof to the funding date specified for the new Limited Partner.

The amounts so contributed will be distri-buted to those Partners who participated in prior closings in proportion to their contri-buted capital. Any amount distributed to a Partner, to the extent it represents a recov-

ery of contributed capital, will cause a commensurate increase in the amount of its undrawn commitment and will be subject to subsequent drawdown.

Each Limited Partner participating in a closing subsequent to the Initial Closing also will be required to contribute its share of the cumulative amount of the Manage-ment Fee to the Manager that would have paid if it had been a Limited Partner on the date of the Initial Closing, and pay a charge equivalent to interest thereon at the rate of prime plus 2% per annum from the Initial Closing date, and any other Management Fee payment dates, to the closing date in question. Amounts contributed in respect of Management Fees (and any related amount equivalent to interest) will be paid to the Manager.

Investment Period: The investment period (the "Investment Period") of the Partnership will extend from the Initial Closing to the earlier of (i) the date on which the total committed capital of the Partnership has been invested or used to pay expenses and liabilities of the Part-nership, or formally reserved for such pur-poses or (ii) the fifth anniversary of the Fi-nal Closing.

Up to 15% of the committed capital of the Partnership may be designated as reserved for the purpose of making follow-on in-vestments in existing Portfolio Companies after the end of the Investment Period. Af-ter the Investment Period, further draw-downs may be made only for the purposes of funding investments committed to prior to the end of the Investment Period and which close within six months of the end of the Investment Period, or for follow-on in-

vestments as described above, or for meet-ing Partnership expenses.

Alternative Investment Vehicles The General Partner will have the right in connection with any investment to direct the capital contributions of some or all of the Partners to be made through one or more alternative investment vehicles if, in the judgment of the General Partner, the use of such vehicle or vehicles would allow the Partnership to overcome legal or regula-tory constraints or invest in a more tax-efficient manner or would facilitate partici-pation in certain types of investments. Any alternative investment vehicle will contain terms and conditions substantially similar to those of the Partnership and will be ma-naged by the Manager or an affiliate the-reof.

Reinvestment of Capital: Proceeds from the sale or other disposition of investments other than short-term in-vestments of excess cash generally will not be subject to reinvestment and, once distri-buted, generally will not be subject to re-call. However, proceeds constituting a re-turn of capital (but not income or gain) from the sale or other disposition of a Port-folio Investment within one year of the date such investment originally was made may be reinvested by the General Partner in Portfolio Investments (including follow-on investments). In addition, if and to the ex-tent that any such proceeds are distributed, they will be added to unfunded capital commitments and again be available for drawdowns throughout the term of the Partnership to the extent otherwise permit-ted.

Management Fee: The Manager will receive an annual man-

agement fee (the "Management Fee"), pay-

able quarterly in advance by the Partner-

ship, of 2% per year based on the total capi-

tal committed to the Partnership for the In-

vestment Period and 2% per year based

upon unreturned capital contributions to the

Partnership thereafter. Fifty percent of the

aggregate amount of any fees (net of any

related expenses) received by the Manager,

the General Partner, the Principals or any

affiliate of any Principal from Portfolio

Companies or potential portfolio compa-

nies, including directors fees, management

fees, advisory fees, consulting fees, moni-

toring fees, brokers' and finders' fees, trans-

action fees, investment banking fees and

net break-up fees and litigation payments, if

any, from broken deals, shall be applied to

reduce the amount of future Management

Fees.

The contribution of amounts applied to the

payment of the Management Fee will not

reduce the capital commitment of any Part-

ner.

Expenses: Each Partner will be responsible for its pro

rata share of the organizational expenses of

the Partnership up to a limit not to exceed

$ , the payment of which will not

reduce such Partner's capital commitment.

The General Partner will bear the economic

burden of any offering, start-up or organi-

zational expenses in excess of the above

specified amount, although the General

Partner may elect to have such excess ex-

penses advanced by the Partnership in

which case there will be a corresponding

reduction will be made to Management

Fees amortized over the term of the Part-

nership.

Each Limited Partner will be solely respon-

sible for its own legal and tax counsel ex-

penses and any out-of-pocket expenses in-

curred in connection with the organization

of, its admission to, or the maintenance of

its Interest in, the Partnership.

The Manager will be responsible for all of

its own normal and recurring routine oper-

ating expenses, such as compensation of its

professional staff and the cost of office

space, office equipment, communications,

utilities and other such normal overhead

expenses. Legal, accounting or other spe-

cialized consulting or professional services

that the Manager would not normally be

expected to render with its own profession-

al staff shall not be considered normal op-

erating expenses.

The Partnership will be responsible for all

other expenses of the Partnership including,

but not limited to, the following:

(i)All expenses incurred in connection

with Partnership operations, includ-

ing the purchase, holding, sale or

proposed sale of any Partnership in-

vestments (including legal and ac-

counting fees) unless paid for by the

company which is the subject of the

investment and including Manage-

ment Fees;

(ii) Costs and fees relating to the prepa-ration of financial and tax reports,

portfolio valuations and tax returns

of the Partnership;

(iii) The costs of prosecuting or defend-ing any legal action for or against the

Partnership, the General Partner, the

Manager or their affiliates;

(iv) All costs related to the Partnership's indemnification of the General Part-

ner, the Manager, the Principals,

their affiliates and the members of

the Advisory Committee;

(v) Interest on and fees and expenses arising out of all permitted borrow-

ings made by the Partnership; (vi) The costs of any litigation, director and officer liability or other insur-

ance and indemnification or extraor-

dinary expense or liability relating to

the affairs of the Partnership; (vii) All unreimbursed out-of-pocket costs relating to investment or di-

vestment transactions that are not

consummated, including legal, ac-

counting and consulting fees, and all

extraordinary professional fees in-

curred in connection with the busi-

ness or management of the Partner-

ship;

(viii) All expenses of liquidating the Part-nership; and

(ix) Any taxes, fees or other governmen-tal charges levied against the Part-

nership and all expenses incurred in

connection with any tax audit, inves-

tigation, settlement or review of the

Partnership.

Incurrence of Indebtedness: The Partnership may not incur any indeb-tedness other than to pay expenses or short-term borrowings to fund Limited Partners' capital contributions on an expedited basis. If a Limited Partner's capital contributions are "bridged" by such short-term borrow-ings, the Limited Partners whose capital contributions were so "bridged" shall be responsible for the costs of such borrow-ings.

Distributions: The General Partner will distribute

proceeds realized from dispositions of in-

vestments, plus any dividends or interest

income received at least annually; however,

the General Partner may retain amounts it

considers prudent reserves to meet future

expenses and liabilities of the Partnership.

Distributions will be made in cash and in

U.S. dollars or in marketable securities at

the sole discretion of the General Partner

(distributions of other property may be

made only with the consent of a majority in

interest of the Limited Partners).

Distributions attributable to any Portfolio

Investment will be initially apportioned

among the Partners in proportion to their

respective percentage interests relating to

such investment. The amount apportioned

to the Limited Partners will then be imme-

diately reapportioned as between the Li-

mited Partners and the General Partner as

follows:

(i) Return of Contributed Capital:

100% to the Limited Partners in pro-

portion to their contributed capital un-

til they have received distributions

equal to their capital contributions

and the pro rata expenses of the Part-

nership with respect to all realized in-

vestments;

(ii) Preferred Return:100% to the Li-

mited Partners in proportion to their

contributed capital until they have re-

ceived distributions equal to an 8%

per annum cumulative return, com-

pounded annually (the “Preferred R e-

turn”) as calculated on the ir capital

contributions and the pro rata ex-

penses of Partnership with respect to

all realized investments;

(iii) Carried Interest Catch-up: 100% to the General Partner as an incentive

distribution (the “Carried Interest”)

until the General Partner has received

cumulative distributions of 20% of

the net profits on all realized invest-

ments; and

(iv) Carried Interest:thereafter, 80% to the Limited Partners in proportion to

their contributed capital and 20% to

the General Partner as additional Car-

ried Interest.

Allocation of Income, Expenses, Gain

and Loss: Income, expense, gain and loss of the Part-nership will generally be allocated to the Partners in a manner consistent with the distribution of proceeds from investments as described above.

Co-Investment by Limited Partners: When the General Partner deems it appro-priate and consistent with the interests of the Partnership, it may provide Limited Partners with additional co-investment op-portunities. Such opportunities may take the form of senior debt, subordinated debt, equity or equity-related investments.

Investment Guidelines: The Partnership will invest no more than 20% of aggregate commitments in any sin-gle Portfolio Company without the express consent of Limited Partners representing 66-2/3% of the capital of the Partnership. The Partnership will invest no more than 20% of aggregate commitments in Portfolio Companies organized outside the United States.

Drawdowns: Commitments generally will be drawn

down as necessary to fund investments and

to meet Partnership expenses. A minimum

of ten calendar days written notice (a

"Funding Notice") will be given by the

General Partner. Each Funding Notice will

specify the funding date, amount and pro-

posed use of proceeds for each drawdown,

as well as provide appropriate payment in-

structions.

Defaulting Partners: Any Limited Partner that fails to contribute the full amount specified in a Funding No-tice within five business days of the speci-fied due date or any other payment required to be made by it to the General Partner, the Manager or the Partnership may be deemed a defaulting partner (a "Defaulting Part-ner") at the discretion of the General Part-ner. The General Partner in its sole discre-tion may waive or permit the cure of the condition causing such default subject to such conditions upon which the General Partner and such Limited Partner may agree.

A Defaulting Partner will not be entitled to participate in any vote, consent or decision to be made by the Limited Partners of the Partnership or be permitted to make any further capital contributions to the Partner-ship.

A Defaulting Partner may be subject to for-feitures of distributions that it otherwise would have received and may be subject to a 50% reduction in the balance of its capital account.

A Defaulting Partner may also be required to sell its Interest in the Partnership to the other Partners or to a third party at its cost or another price determined to be fair and reasonable under the circumstances by the General Partner in its sole discretion.

Withdrawal/ Transfer of Interests: Voluntary withdrawal by Limited Partners from the Partnership will not be permitted. In certain circumstances, however, a Li-mited Partner may be required to withdraw if its continued participation in the Partner-ship would result in a violation of ERISA or other laws or could otherwise be ex-pected to have a material adverse effect on the Partnership.

The Interests will be subject to restrictions on resale designed to ensure that the Part-nership will not be required to register un-der the Investment Company Act, to ensure compliance with the laws regulating the sale of unregistered securities and to satisfy certain tax law considerations. All proposed transfers will be subject to the consent of the General Partner and proposed purchas-ers of Interests will be required, among other things, to demonstrate sufficient fi-nancial wherewithal to meet remaining drawdown obligations.

Dedication of the Principals: In the event that a majority of the Principals ceases to be actively involved with the business of either the Manager or the Gen-eral Partner, Limited Partners representing 66-2/3% of the capital of the Partnership shall have the right to terminate their com-mitments (except as they relate to existing contracts of the Partnership) and to termi-nate the Partnership. The term "Principals" shall refer to and to any additional individuals who shall be ap-proved by Limited Partners representing 66-2/3% of the capital of the Partnership.

Termination: Upon termination, the Partnership shall be

dissolved and wound-up. The General Part-

ner or, if there is no General Partner, a li-

quidator or other representative (the "Rep-

resentative") appointed by a majority in interest of the Limited Partners shall pro-ceed with the orderly sale or liquidation of the assets of the Partnership and shall apply and distribute the proceeds of such sale or liquidation in the following order of priori-ty, unless otherwise required by law:

(i) first, to pay all expenses of liquida-

tion;

(ii) second, to pay all creditors of the Partnership (including Partners who

are creditors) in the order of priority

provided by law or otherwise;

(iii) third, to the establishment of any re-serve which the General Partner or

the Representative may deem neces-

sary (such reserve may be paid over

to an escrow agent); and

(iv) fourth, to the Partners or their legal representatives.

Upon dissolution, the General Partner or the Representative may in its sole and abso-lute discretion (a) liquidate all or a portion of the Partnership assets and apply the proceeds of such liquidation in the manner set forth above and/or (b) hire independent appraisers to appraise the value of Partner-ship assets not sold or otherwise disposed of or determine the fair market value of such assets, and allocate any unrealized gain or loss determined by such appraisal to the Partners as though the properties in question had been sold on the date of dis-tribution and, after giving effect to any such adjustment, distribute said assets in the manner set forth above, provided that the General Partner or the Representative shall

in good faith attempt to liquidate sufficient

Partnership assets to satisfy in cash the

debts and liabilities described above.

If a Limited Partner shall, upon the advice

of counsel, determine that there is a reason-

able likelihood that any distribution in kind

of an asset would cause such Limited Part-

ner to be in violation of any law, regulation

or order, such Limited Partner and the Gen-

eral Partner shall each use its best efforts to

make alternative arrangements for the sale

or transfer into an escrow account of any

such distribution on mutually agreeable

terms.

A reasonable amount of time shall be al-

lowed for the orderly liquidation of the as-

sets of the Partnership and the discharge of

liabilities to creditors so as to enable the

General Partner or the Representative to

minimize the losses attendant upon such

liquidation.

Clawback: To the extent that over the life of the Part-

nership the General Partner has received

distributions in respect of the Carried Inter-

est exceeding the stipulated share of aggre-

gate gains from Portfolio Investments, the

General Partner will be liable to return the

after-tax amount of any such excess distri-

butions received by it to the Partnership, for

distribution to the Partners, at the end of the

Partnership's term.

Other Funds: Neither the General Partner, the Principals,

nor any affiliate of any Principal will or-

ganize or be associated with another in-

vestment fund with objectives substantially

identical to those of the Partnership without

the prior consent of the Limited Partners

representing a majority of the aggregate

Commitments until the earlier of the termi-

nation of the Investment Period or the date

on which at least 75% of the aggregate cap-

ital commitments has been drawn down or

is committed to Portfolio Companies or is

otherwise unavailable therefor. Indemnification: The Partnership will indemnify, to the max-

imum extent permitted by law, the General

Partner, the Manager, each of their respec-

tive directors, officers, partners, employees,

affiliates and assigns and the Advisory

Committee, against liabilities, claims and

related expenses including attorneys' fees,

incurred by reason of any action performed

or omitted in connection with the activities

of the Partnership or in dealing with third

parties on behalf of the Partnership if such

action or decision not to act was taken in

good faith, and provided that such action or

decision not to act does not constitute gross

negligence, intentional misconduct, a

knowing violation of law or an intentional

and material breach of the Partnership

Agreement or the Management Agreement.

ERISA Considerations: Investment in the Partnership generally is open to sophisticated institutional investors, including pension and other funds subject to the United States Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended ("ERISA"). Investors subject to ERISA will be required to make certain customary re-presentations or provide assurances in order that the General Partner may determine compliance with ERISA's provisions.

The Partnership may be managed in a man-ner intended to qualify it for the venture capital operating company exception from the ERISA plan asset rules. Alternatively, the General Partner may decide to limit the

aggregate Interests held by investors sub-ject to ERISA to less than 25%. See "ERISA Considerations."

Income Tax Considerations: The Partnership expects to be treated as a partnership for U.S. federal income tax purposes. Accordingly, each Partner will be allocated its allocable share of Partnership items of income, gain, loss, deduction and expense. See "U.S. Federal Income Tax Considerations" for a discussion of the U.S. tax consequences of an investment in the Partnership.

The General Partner intends to operate the Partnership in a manner such that it will not be engaged in a trade or business for U.S. tax purposes. Further, the Partnership gen-erally will use its best efforts to avoid gene-rating income or allocating income in a manner that would cause an ERISA or oth-er investor exempt from tax in the United States to recognize "unrelated business tax-able income" or "unrelated debt-financed income" for U.S. tax purposes. See "U.S. Federal Income Tax Considerations."

Risk Factors: An investment in the Partnership involves

significant risk and should be considered

only by sophisticated investors able to meet

drawdown obligations and assume the risks

of loss and illiquidity inherent with an in-vestment in the Partnership. See "Risk Fac-tors."

Financial Reporting: The General Partner will provide the Li-mited Partners with annual audited finan-cial statements of the Partnership within 120 days after the end of the fiscal year of the Partnership and quarterly unaudited financial statements within 90 days after the end of each fiscal quarter (except the last). Financial statements will be prepared in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States. The fiscal year end of the Partnership will be December 31.

Annual Meeting: The Partnership will hold an annual meet-

ing of the Partners.

Legal: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

LLP shall serve as legal counsel to the

Partnership and the General Partner in con-

nection with the organization of the Part-

nership and the offer and sale of Interests. Auditors: _______________

Placement Agent: _______________

Advisory Committee: The General Partner will establish an Advi-sory Committee which will include repre-sentatives from the Limited Partners. The Advisory Committee will address, among other things, certain conflicts of interest.

14、私募投资基金招募说明书

机密文件 上海元新富春1 号私募投资基金 契约型 (招募说明书) 基金管理人:上海元新投资管理合伙企业(有限合伙) 2016 年9 月18 日

重大提示 本招募说明书(以下简称“本说明书”)将对【上海元新富春1号投资基金(契约型)】(以下简称“本基金”或“基金”)之设立及运营的相关事宜进行必要说明。 本说明书在投资人确认承担保密义务的基础上提交,仅供投资人一定范围内的资深专业投资决策人士使用,不得用作它途。任何签收本说明书文本的人士均被视为完全同意受本说明书保密约定的约束并承担保密责任,且不得以任何形式复制、传播或公开本说明书。 在出资之前,投资人应仔细阅读本说明书,充分考虑其中的风险因素部分。投资人必须自行判断因出资于本基金而带来的法律、财务、税收及其它相关后果,包括投资风险。投资人不应将本说明书中的内容视作有关法律、税收或出资事项的专业建议,而应向自己的专业顾问寻求该等专业建议。 本说明书中的某些信息系基于公开出版物或第三方数据而提供,本基金不对此类信息的准确性和完整性承担责任。 本说明书中的所有意见、观点以及与基金未来运作或相关的计划、预计或陈述仅代表本基金管理人的评估以及基金管理人对截止于说明书提交日期时所掌握的信息的分析。列出该等内容并非表示或确认其正确,或表示本基金的运作目标能够确保达成。投资人必须自行确定其对此类内容的信赖程度,本基金和本基金管理人均不对此承担责任。

投资人在投资前应仔细阅读最终募集法律文件。本说明书内容与最终募集法律文件(包括但不限于基金合同、托管协议等)有不符之处,以最终募集法律文件为准。 本说明书中对于过往业绩的介绍不意味着对基金未来业绩的承诺,也不对投资本金作任何保证。 私募投资基金备案管理部门对本基金和/或其基金管理人的备案和/或登记,不表明其对本基金的价值和收益作出任何判断或保证,也不表明投资于本基金不存在风险甚至重大风险。 感谢阅读本说明书。

投资意向书(TERMSHEET)详解

投资意向书 协议编号:【】 签订地点:【】 甲方:上海汇银(集团)有限公司(甲方系本意向所涉被投公司创始股东) 上海明嘉投资管理有限公司 乙方:东方国际(集团)有限公司(乙方系本意向所涉投资方) 丙方:上海领秀电子商务有限公司(丙方系本意向所涉被投公司) 鉴于: 甲、乙、丙三方经平等自愿协商,就乙方以增资方式入股丙方事宜,于上海市长宁区达成如下意向: 第一条公司简况 丙方(以下简称“公司”)注册于中国上海静安区南京西路758号18楼B 室,公司注册资本人民币2000万元,公司法定代表人王启明,公司主营业务为:电子商务,计算机软硬件及网络产品的技术开发、技术服务和销售,奢侈品牌的线上线下展示及销售等。 第二条公司创始股东 截至本意向签署之时,公司股东(以下简称“创始股东”)组成如下表所示:股东名单出资持股比例 上海汇银(集团)有限公司 1700万元人民币 85%上海明嘉投资管理有限公司300万元人民币15% ----------------------------------------------------- 合计: 2000万元人民币 100%

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概念简介PART ONE

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投资条款PART TWO

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