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Proprietary and Confidential — Private Placement Memorandum
Glendower Access Secondary Opportunities IV (U.S.), L.P.
An "Access Fund" into Glendower Capital Secondary Opportunities Fund IV,
LP
Offering ... Limited Partner Interests
January 2018
Important Disclosures
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This confidential private placement memorandum (as amended or supplemented
from time to time, this
"Memorandum") is furnished ... registered office in or
Proprietary and Confidential
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organized under the laws of a relevant member state (each, a "Member State")
of the European
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Disclosure Statement
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. (the "Solicitation Agent"), Glendower Access
Secondary
Opportunities IV GP LLC ("Glendower") and iCapital Advisors, LLC
("iCapital") have entered into ... termination of the "investment period" of the Underlying
Fund, the
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Servicing Fee in respect of each DB Introduced Person will be equal ... presented in
this Disclosure Statement.
Signature
Name (print or type)
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EXECUTION VERSION
Glendower Access Secondary Opportunities
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iCapital Advisors, LLC
Form ADV Part 2A
ICAPITAL ADVISORS, LLC
FORM ADV PART 2A
Business Address
60 East 42nd
Street, 26th
Floor
New York ... training in providing advisory services to its clients.
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iCapital Advisors, LLC
Item 2: Material Changes
This brochure amendment is made in connection with iCapital ... Venture Alpha Feeder Fund, L.P., Private
Equity Select Master
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iCapital Advisors, LLC
Form ADV Part 2A
Trust I, Private Equity Global Select Master Fund
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status, provide
that it is to operate exclusively for the benefit of the American Endowment Foundation, a publicly
supported charitable organization. The Commissioner determined that P was a private foundation ... event of the untimely deaths of both Mr. and Mrs. Lapham.
The American Endowment Foundation
The American Endowment Foundation (AEF) is a nonprofit corporation organized under the laws ... purpose of the Corporation is to operate exclusively for the benefit of THE AMERICAN
ENDOWMENT FOUNDATION, a publicly supported organization, as described in Internal Revenue
Code Section 50c1
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FOUNDATION GIFT ADMINISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
3. Threshold —The minimum amount to establish an endow- 7. Unspent Amount Available for Spending — If in a giv-
ment is $25,000. Some ... purposes (e.g., endowed chairs and en year no use or only partial use is made of the Fund Payout,
professorships, New American University Scholarships) have the unused amount shall ... Foun-
dation, in consultation with the ASU Beneficiary and/or the 8. Reduction of Quasi-Endowment - ASU Foundation
donor, may transfer the Fund to another account designated by may establish
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FOUNDATION GIFT ADMINISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
3. Threshold —The minimum amount to establish an endow- 7. Unspent Amount Available for Spending — If in a giv-
ment is $25,000. Some ... purposes (e.g., endowed chairs and en year no use or only partial use is made of the Fund Payout,
professorships, New American University Scholarships) have the unused amount shall ... Foun-
dation, in consultation with the ASU Beneficiary and/or the 8. Reduction of Quasi-Endowment - ASU Foundation
donor, may transfer the Fund to another account designated by may establish
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fund Columbia to establish the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain
Behavior Institute Fund, an endowed Fund ("the Endowed Fund"), in the manner and to the extent set out
below. Columbia ... shall use the endowment payout, determined in accordance with §§ 9 and 10, from the
Endowed Fund to support The Zuckerman Institute, as determined by the President ... that the obligations of the
CRTs will be fulfilled in such event.
8. The Endowed Fund will be a permanent endowment fund, invested and reinvested in a
manner that Columbia
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GLENDOWER ACCESS SECONDARY OPPORTUNITIES FUND IV (U.S.), L.P.
CONFIDENTIAL
Glendower Access Secondary Opportunities IV (U.S.), L.P. will invest
substantially all of its investable assets into Glendower ... Three-month USD LIBOR plus 2.00% and (b) 8.00%
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END NOTES
Note: Investors in the Access Fund ... would be lower than the gross
performance reflected in this
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION CONTINUED
Presentation. Further, investors
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donated work of art after the
donor's death.
Consider Funding an Endowment
As the Fisk University example demonstrates, unexpected and unwanted consequences may
result when a recipient organization lacks ... potential long-term financial strain
associated with managing donated art is to fund an endowment, the income and principal
of which could be used to cover the cost associated with ... over a period of time. For instance, a
donor may wish to fund an endowment to maintain donated artwork for 30 years after
the art is donated. Or, a donor
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organization, directly or through a related organization, hold assets in temporarily restricted endowments, permanent
endowments, or quasi•endowments? If 'Yes,' complete Schedule 0, Part V 10
11 If the organization ... capital surplus, or land, building, or equipment fund 31
32 Retained earnings, endowment, accumulated income, or other funds 32
33 Total net assets or fund balances
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exist
of Progress IPE Scheme peacefully in the world. If a person is endowed
Suteetorn Kindergarten, Nakorn Prathom, Thailand. with self-discipline, they have the potential to
"We find that ... they are at great ad-
D.1 Definition of a Fool vantage because they are endowed with the third
A fool is someone wicked, or weak, or feeble. They storehouse ... have their mind centred or under their con- others, one is endowed with the fourth store-
trol. To call such a dangerous person a "fool" might house of power: strength
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over Thailand. The winners of the peacefully in the world. If a person is endowed
contest receive plaques of distinction from H.M. the King with self-discipline, they have ... CONTAGIOliar strength of thought, they are at great advantage
ISIVIMPtEffBASKIN because they are endowed with the third storehouse
A fool is someone wicked, or weak, or feeble. They are made ... others, one is
control. To call such a dangerous person a "fool" might seem endowed with the fourth storehouse of power: strength
like an understatement — because some fools might look
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