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As an example, it’s extremely common for financial companies of all sorts to create a company to hold an asset or group of assets. This can be done for all mann
by amluto 3y ago
As an example, it’s extremely common for financial companies of all sorts to create a company to hold an asset or group of assets. This can be done for all manner of reasons, including difference in beneficial ownership.
A VC fund, PE fund, etc will often have a “manager” (the possibly big-name company that operates it) and a bunch of limited partners for that specific fund. If you own a piece of a BlackRock fund, for example, you don’t own BlackRock itself. And the corporate structure reflects this.