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Requirements of paid-in amount for filing of private equity funds
Legal analysis: Private fund managers are encouraged to add the word "private placement" to the registered name, but it is not mandatory at present. If the business scope and name do not meet the requirements of self-discipline, and industrial and commercial changes cannot be made due to objective reasons, a written commitment can be made to make changes afterwards. Paid-in capital is required, and the paid-in capital/paid-in capital is less than 6.5438+0 million yuan or the ratio of paid-in capital/paid-in capital is less than 25% of registered capital/subscribed capital, the association will prompt and publicize it. Clarify the filing requirements of the scale certificate of private equity fund raising and the paid-in capital contribution certificate, because the certificate issued by the third party institution. Private equity investors who participate in limited partnership enterprises need to be verified if they are not filed. Private equity fund investors, including employees, follow up the investment and the amount of follow-up investment does not meet the standards of qualified investors. Files such as employee's employment certificate and labor contract need to be uploaded for filing.

Legal basis: Article 19 of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Securities Investment Fund Law * * * Fund managers who publicly raise funds shall perform the following duties: (1) Raise funds according to law and handle the sales and registration of fund shares; (2) Handling fund filing procedures; (3) Manage and keep accounts for different fund assets under management, and make securities investments; (4) Determine the fund income distribution plan according to the agreement in the fund contract, and distribute the income to the fund share holders in time; (five) to conduct fund accounting and prepare fund financial accounting reports; (6) Preparing interim and annual fund reports; (seven) calculate and publish the net asset value of the fund, and determine the subscription and redemption prices of the fund shares; (8) Handling information disclosure matters related to fund property management business activities; (9) Convening a general meeting of fund share holders in accordance with regulations; (10) Keeping records, account books, statements and other relevant materials of fund property management business activities; (eleven) in the name of the fund manager, on behalf of the interests of the fund share holders to exercise litigation rights or carry out other legal acts; (twelve) other duties as prescribed by the the State Council securities regulatory agency.