Investment Vehicles
feat(investments): add missing United States vehicle-structure article, closing a real gap (Canada/Spain/Mexico each had one, US did not)
@@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ and each vehicle's specific structure in turn. - [[limited-partnership-structure]] — How the limited partnership legal form implements the direct-hold investment structure: the GP-LP relationship, limited liability, unitholders as limited partners, and the partnership agreement as the governing instrument. - [[four-jurisdiction-framework]] — Deployment framework for the Direct-Hold Solutions across Canada, the United States, Spain, and Mexico, each using the flow-through vehicle mandated by local securities law. - [[professional-centres-canada-lp-structure]] — The legal and operating structure of Professional Centres Canada LP at the limited-partnership level — the advisory agreement, escrowed promoter equity, regulatory standing, and settlement mechanics — distinct from the corporate-parent and four-jurisdiction overview articles. - [[professional-centres-united-states-lp-structure]] — The planned legal and operating structure of Professional Centres United States LP at the limited-partnership level — the Delaware LP form, general-partner governance, Public Non-Traded status, and settlement arrangements — distinct from the corporate-parent and four-jurisdiction overview articles. - [[professional-centres-spain-socimi-structure]] — The planned legal and operating structure of Professional Centres Spain SOCIMI at the vehicle level — the statutory listing mandate, the technical-listing mechanism, the Administrator role, and settlement arrangements — distinct from the corporate-parent and four-jurisdiction overview articles. - [[professional-centres-mexico-fibra-structure]] — The planned trust-level structure of Professional Centres Mexico FIBRA — the Bank-fiduciary/Technical Committee governance split, the Subsidiary Silo liability model, Article 187/188 LISR fiscal transparency, and how the Private FIBRA form compares with Mexico's FICAP and S.A.P.I. alternatives — distinct from the corporate-parent and four-jurisdiction overview articles. <!-- END AUTO-GENERATED -->