Document background
The Investment Partnership Agreement is a foundational document used when establishing an investment vehicle under Danish law, typically for private equity, venture capital, or other alternative investment structures. It serves as the primary governing document that defines the relationship between general partners who manage the partnership and limited partners who provide capital. The agreement must comply with Danish partnership law (Lov om visse erhvervsdrivende virksomheder) and relevant financial regulations, including EU directives. This document is essential when setting up investment funds, joint ventures, or other investment vehicles in Denmark, and includes detailed provisions on capital contributions, investment strategy, profit distribution, management structure, and partner rights and obligations. The agreement's complexity often reflects the sophistication of the investment strategy and the number of partners involved.
