Corporate private equity fund is a form of stock investment company, which raises funds by issuing stocks. The company is composed of shareholders with the same investment objectives, with the highest authority: the shareholders' meeting, the executive board and the board of supervisors. Through the corresponding power allocation and checks and balances of these three institutions, the company can serve the interests of shareholders to the greatest extent. Investors subscribe for funds by "purchasing shares of the fund company" and become shareholders of the company, enjoying the rights and interests of management, decision-making, profit distribution and surplus assets distribution stipulated in the Company Law.

However, the establishment procedures of corporate private equity funds are the same as those of ordinary joint-stock companies, and the legal person structure is the same as that of ordinary companies, including shareholders' meeting, board of directors and board of supervisors. However, the management structure of corporate private equity funds is quite different from that of ordinary companies: first, corporate private equity funds have no management organization, but entrust professional investment management institutions or external professional teams to manage their operations, and the company is transformed into a fund. Second, the company's funds are also entrusted to professional custodians, which is convenient for monitoring the inflow and outflow of funds.