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The Fundraising Commission Agreement is essential for businesses in India seeking to formalize their relationship with professional fundraisers or placement agents. This document is typically used when a company or organization needs to engage external expertise to raise capital, whether through private equity, venture capital, or other funding sources. The agreement is structured to comply with Indian regulatory requirements, including SEBI regulations, the Companies Act, and relevant financial services laws. It details commission structures, performance metrics, compliance obligations, and payment terms, while protecting both parties' interests. The agreement is particularly relevant in today's dynamic Indian market, where startups and established companies frequently engage professional fundraisers to access capital markets efficiently.
