Capital Call

A capital call (also called a drawdown) is a formal request by a fund or partnership/LLC to its investors/partners to contribute part of the capital they previously committed, usually to fund investments, expenses, or fees.
Typically, the notice specifies how much is due, when it’s due, and where to send it; failure to pay can trigger default remedies under the governing agreement.
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