Divided into independent funds, affiliated funds and semi-affiliated funds (or quasi-affiliated funds). The latter two refer to funds in which the investment of a single investor (often the promoter) accounts for a considerable proportion of the total fund, and has a great influence on the investment strategy and daily management of the fund (such as serving the parent company strategy or the main investor sending directors to the management).

Independent funds are usually limited partnership funds and are the main body of private equity funds. An independent fund can be a single fund managed by a team; It may also be one of the funds managed by private equity investment companies. The different funds managed by these companies are independent of each other, but constitute a series of funds managed by the same company. Affiliated funds and semi-affiliated funds mainly include investment banks, commercial banks, insurance companies, retirement funds, university funds and other donated funds managed by institutional investors, as well as funds established by industrial companies.

According to the special fund and general fund is divided into:

Usually, funds that focus on specific regional markets, industries and investment stages are called Commissioner funds, while funds that are not restricted by specific regions, industries and investment stages are called generalist funds.

In addition, funds can be divided into onshore (or local) funds and offshore (or overseas) funds according to whether their registered place, raised place and target market are consistent. Funds can be divided into local currency funds and foreign currency funds according to whether the source and target market are consistent.

In the private equity investment industry in Europe and America, the whole industry is usually called the private equity investment industry, and venture capital funds and acquisition funds are called different sectors of the private equity investment industry. Among them, the venture capital sector accounts for about13 of the entire private equity investment industry, and acquisition funds (including development funds and Mazan funds) account for about 2/3. After entering the 2 1 century, what is really active is buy-out funds, especially large and super-large buy-out funds.

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