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"Hello there, I'm curious about investing in a CIC, but I'm not quite sure what it is or how it works. Can you provide some insight on whether it's a viable investment option? What kind of risks and rewards are associated with investing in a CIC? Also, what's the process for getting started and how do I ensure that I'm making an informed decision? I'd really appreciate any information you can offer on this topic.
6 answers
Silvia
Thu Aug 01 2024
Private investors, who do not fall into the category of asset-locked entities, are eligible to receive dividends from this type of CIC.
MichaelSmith
Thu Aug 01 2024
However, the distribution of dividends to private investors is not unconditional but rather subject to a predetermined cap, known as the dividend cap.
KDramaLegendaryStarlight
Thu Aug 01 2024
This dividend cap serves as a regulatory mechanism, ensuring that the primary purpose of the CIC, often related to social or environmental goals, is not compromised by excessive profit distribution.
Margherita
Thu Aug 01 2024
A specific type of Community Interest Company (CIC) operates under a unique legal framework, constrained by its shareholding structure and adhering to Schedule 3 of the relevant articles of association.
Lucia
Thu Aug 01 2024
This particular CIC structure allows for the distribution of dividends to a select group of shareholders, notably excluding those entities designated as asset-locked bodies.