AIF Documentation in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
AIF Documentation · Nashik, Maharashtra

AIF Documentation — Consistent Across Every Document.

Financial and tax input into fund documentation, from the private placement memorandum through to contribution agreements and investor onboarding forms.

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A fund's documentation set — the private placement memorandum, contribution agreement, trust deed and investor forms — needs to describe the same fee structure, tax position and rights consistently across every document, since investors and regulators read them together.

N D Savla & Associates supports sponsors in Nashik and across Maharashtra with the financial and tax content of fund documentation, working alongside legal counsel to keep the numbers and terms aligned throughout the document set.

We focus particularly on the sections dealing with fees, expenses, tax treatment and distribution waterfalls, since these are the terms investors and their advisers scrutinise most closely.

Our AIF Documentation Services

PPM Financial Sections

Drafting input for the fee, expense and tax sections of the private placement memorandum.

Contribution Agreement Review

Review of the financial terms in the investor contribution agreement.

Trust Deed Input

Financial and tax input into the trust deed governing the fund.

Distribution Waterfall Structuring

Structuring of the waterfall for return of capital, hurdle and carried interest.

Investor Onboarding Documentation

Preparation of KYC and financial onboarding documentation for investors.

Side Letter Review

Review of the financial terms in side letters agreed with specific investors.

Expense Policy Documentation

Documentation of the fund's expense allocation and reimbursement policy.

Annual Disclosure Documents

Preparation of the financial statements and disclosures issued to investors.

Our AIF Documentation Process

1

Term Sheet Review

We review the commercial terms agreed between the sponsor and anchor investors.

2

Document Drafting Input

Financial and tax sections are drafted for the PPM and contribution agreement.

3

Cross-Document Consistency Check

Terms are checked for consistency across the full documentation set.

4

Investor Onboarding Setup

Onboarding documentation is prepared ahead of the first close.

5

Ongoing Documentation Support

Support continues for side letters and annual disclosure documents.

Why It Matters

Fee and expense terms consistent across every document
Distribution waterfall structured and clearly documented
Tax treatment described accurately in investor-facing documents
Side letter terms checked against the main documentation
Investor onboarding ready ahead of first close
Annual disclosures prepared to the required standard
Fewer inconsistencies for investors or regulators to flag
Coordinated working with the fund's legal counsel

Frequently Asked Questions

It generally includes the fee structure, expense policy, tax treatment of the fund and its investors, and the distribution waterfall, among other commercial terms.
It is the agreed order in which fund proceeds are distributed — typically return of capital, a preferred return or hurdle, and then carried interest to the manager.
Yes, side letters are used to agree specific terms with individual investors, and their financial terms are checked against the main fund documents for consistency.
KYC documents, contribution agreements and financial disclosures are typically required before an investor's commitment is accepted.
The fund's financial statements and disclosures are prepared in line with the format agreed in the fund documents and applicable regulations.
Terms are cross-checked across the PPM, contribution agreement and trust deed at each drafting stage, rather than only at the end.

Finalising your fund's documentation set?

Send us your draft PPM and agreements — we’ll check the financial terms line up across every document.