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DETAILS OF FATWA & CRS INFORMATION FOR INDIVIDUAL/ LEGAL ENTITY Name of the entity Type of address given at ERA Residential or Business PAN Residential Business Date of incorporation D City of incorporation

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How to fill out non-individual investors:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documentation about the non-individual investors, such as their legal entity name, address, and registration details.
2. Ensure that you are familiar with the specific requirements and regulations related to non-individual investors in your jurisdiction or the jurisdiction where the investment is being made.
3. Prepare the relevant investment application or subscription forms specifically designed for non-individual investors. These forms may include additional sections or fields to capture the necessary details for non-individual entities.
4. Clearly explain the investment terms, risks, and potential returns to the non-individual investors, ensuring they have a thorough understanding of the investment opportunity.
5. Obtain any required supporting documents, such as copies of the entity's certificate of incorporation, bylaws, board resolutions, or any other relevant legal documents.
6. Conduct necessary due diligence on the non-individual investors, which may involve requesting additional information or conducting background checks to verify their identity and legitimacy.
7. Complete all sections of the application or subscription forms accurately, providing the required information for the non-individual investors, including their authorized signatories, ownership structure, and any relevant financial details.
8. Double-check all the provided information and documents to ensure accuracy and completeness before submitting the application or subscription forms.
9. Follow any additional procedures or requirements outlined by the investment institution, regulatory body, or applicable laws regarding non-individual investor documentation and submission.

Who needs non-individual investors:

1. Companies seeking large-scale investments or funding for their business expansion, research and development, or new product launches may require non-individual investors.
2. Real estate developers or property investment firms looking for financial support to undertake major construction projects or acquire valuable properties may also seek non-individual investors.
3. Private equity firms or venture capital funds that invest in startups or early-stage companies often rely on non-individual investors for their funds. These funds are typically used to provide capital and support for business growth and development.

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What is non individual investors?

Non individual investors refer to entities or organizations that invest in a company or asset, rather than individual people.

Who is required to file non individual investors?

Companies or organizations that have non individual investors as part of their shareholder base are required to file information about these investors.

How to fill out non individual investors?

Non individual investors information can typically be filled out in forms provided by regulating bodies or through online platforms designated for such filings.

What is the purpose of non individual investors?

The purpose of disclosing non individual investors is to provide transparency about the ownership structure of a company and to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

What information must be reported on non individual investors?

Information such as the name of the entity, ownership percentage, type of organization, and contact details may need to be reported for non individual investors.