Redemption gate

A redemption gate is a limit on the proportion of a fund, typically 10% to 25% of NAV, that can be redeemed on a single dealing day. Requests above the gate are carried forward pro rata to the next dealing day.

Gates protect remaining investors from a fund being forced to sell assets at bad prices to meet a rush of redemptions. Fund-level gates apply to total redemptions; investor-level gates cap what any one investor can redeem per period.

Gates are disclosed in advance in the offering documents. A gate that is actually imposed is a significant event and is usually reported to all investors.

Why this matters for POD

Gate terms for POD funds are set by the manager in the fund documents. [CONFIRM: whether POD's standard terms include a gate and at what level.]

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Redemption
Selling shares back to the fund at NAV, subject to notice period, lock-up and any gate in the documents.
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Notice period
The advance warning an investor must give before redeeming, typically 30 to 90 days for a hedge fund.
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Lock-up
A period after subscription during which an investor cannot redeem, hard or soft (early exit for a fee).
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Liquidity terms
Dealing frequency, notice, lock-up, gates and suspension powers: the rules for getting money out of a fund.
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