Subscription agreement

A subscription agreement is the contract an investor signs to buy shares in a fund. It records the amount subscribed, the investor's representations about eligibility and source of funds, and the investor's acceptance of the offering memorandum's terms.

The agreement is where the investor confirms they are a professional or accredited investor, are not a sanctioned person, and understand the risks. It is accompanied by the investor's verification documents and, for entities, beneficial-ownership information.

In traditional funds this is a paper or PDF process; on platforms it is completed in-app with the representations captured electronically.

Why this matters for POD

On POD the subscription agreement is completed in-app as part of a verified investor's first subscription to a fund.

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Subscription
An investor's purchase of fund shares: sign, verify, fund, and receive shares at the next dealing-day NAV.
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Offering memorandum (OM / PPM)
The legal disclosure document (OM or PPM) setting out a fund's strategy, terms, fees, risks and eligibility.
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Know your customer (KYC)
Verifying an investor's identity, and beneficial owners for entities, before accepting them into a fund.
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