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One line on the cap table
Investors in the syndicate appear as one nominee on the company's cap table, which keeps the company's records clean and easier to manage.
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Why invest through an SPV?
One point of contact
The syndicate lead acts as voting proxy and receives resolutions and communications for everyone, so the company deals with one person.
S/EIS eligibility protected
Vestd uses a UK bare trust structure so investors keep their SEIS and EIS eligibility, as long as the other criteria are met.
An SPV lets angels invest as one: bigger deals, a stronger hand on terms, and S/EIS relief intact. Founders get one clean line on their cap table instead of twenty.
Yaroslav Kinebas
PMI Lead at Vestd
Everything in one place
What's included when you set up an SPV
Set-up is covered, and the main services run for three years.
Simple set-up
SPV creation, plus KYC checks and certification for every investor in the syndicate.
Nominees & ownership
Three years of Vestd Nominees, holding legal title only, with no economic or voting rights.
Voting & communications
Syndicate voting, a communications portal and document signing for every investor.
Reporting & data rooms
Investor dashboards, data rooms and real-time reporting, reconciled with Companies House.
Before you book
What we'll cover on the call
Get direct support from dedicated specialists who know the process inside out.
- Whether an SPV suits your deal better than investing directly
- The most suitable SPV structure: a syndicate, pledge fund or managed fund
- How investor checks and certifications work, and what you need ready
- What it costs, and what's included for your first three years
- Plus any question you have about SPVs
Learn at your own pace
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