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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY COMMISSION 1800 Washington Blvd., Suite 330, Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Institutional Investor Waiver Application Form Institutional Investor: Applicant: LT Form 1009 (Rev June

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documentation required for institutional investors. This may include financial statements, business plans, investment strategies, and any other relevant information about your company or organization.
2. Research and identify potential institutional investors that align with your investment goals and objectives. Consider factors such as their investment preferences, track record, and industry expertise.
3. Contact the identified institutional investors and express your interest in seeking investment from them. Provide them with an overview of your company or organization, highlighting its strengths, potential for growth, and any unique selling points.
4. Arrange meetings or presentations with the institutional investors to showcase your business and answer any questions they may have. Prepare a comprehensive pitch deck or presentation that covers all relevant aspects of your company, including financial projections, market analysis, and competitive advantages.
5. Be prepared to provide additional information or answer further due diligence questions from the institutional investors. This may include providing access to confidential financial data, legal contracts, or operational details.
6. Negotiate the terms of the investment with the interested institutional investors. This may involve discussing the investment amount, valuation of your company, equity ownership, and other key terms such as board representation or exit clauses.
7. Once the terms have been agreed upon, formalize the investment by preparing legal documents such as investment agreements, shareholder agreements, or subscription agreements. Seek legal advice to ensure compliance with relevant regulations and to protect your interests.

Who needs institutional investor:

1. Startups or early-stage companies seeking significant capital injection to fuel growth and expansion.
2. Established businesses looking to expand into new markets, acquire other companies, or launch new products or services.
3. Companies in industries that require substantial upfront investments, such as technology, biotech, or renewable energy.
4. Organizations seeking strategic partnerships with institutional investors to leverage their expertise, networks, or market access.
5. Companies aiming to increase their credibility and reputation in the market by associating with reputable institutional investors.
6. Publicly listed companies seeking to attract institutional investors to increase liquidity in their stock or enhance their stock's valuation.
7. Financial institutions or investment funds looking to diversify their portfolio by investing in different asset classes or industries.

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An institutional investor is an organization or entity that pools money to purchase securities or other types of investments.

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Institutional investors such as mutual funds, pension funds, insurance companies, and hedge funds are required to file institutional investor forms.

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The purpose of institutional investors is to manage a large pool of funds on behalf of investors with the goal of maximizing returns while managing risk.

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Information such as investment holdings, portfolio turnover, performance metrics, fees, and investment strategies must be reported on institutional investor forms.

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