Investor Due Diligence

Before You Invest.

Questions and checks to complete before committing capital to a private-market investment.

Verify registration

Confirm Caldoun Capital Inc.’s current registration, categories and permitted jurisdictions using the official Canadian registration search. Registration is not an endorsement or guarantee.

Confirm eligibility

Understand which investor-status, suitability and jurisdictional requirements apply before reviewing an opportunity.

Understand the structure

Identify the contracting party, the security or interest being acquired, ownership rights, and any intermediary entity described in the documents.

Review all documents

Read the complete offering, subscription, organizational and risk documents. Website summaries do not replace them.

Review fees and expenses

Confirm every fee, expense, carried interest, commission and conflict disclosed for the specific opportunity.

Understand liquidity

Consider transfer restrictions, holding periods, the possible absence of a secondary market, and your ability to hold indefinitely.

Assess valuation risk

Private valuations may be infrequent, subjective and based on information that is more limited than public-company disclosure.

Plan for total loss

Private-market investments are speculative. Invest only capital you can afford to lose in full.

Do not assume an IPO

A private company may remain private, be sold, reorganized, decline in value or fail. An IPO is never guaranteed.

Complete KYC and AML

Be prepared to provide identity, beneficial-ownership and source-of-funds information required by law and the opportunity.

Seek independent advice

Consider independent legal, tax, accounting and financial advice suited to your circumstances before committing capital.

Investors should review all applicable documentation carefully before committing capital. Investment funding, custody, administration and settlement arrangements are opportunity-specific and are disclosed before commitment.