SFC All Star Fund XIII EIS

About SFC All Star Fund XIII EIS

SFC Capital are one of Europe''s most active early stage investors, with over 400 investments made to date. It''s EIS fund was set up to provide an opportunity for follow on investment into the top-performing investments made by its more established SEIS fund. The SFC All Star Fund XIII EIS works on a tranche basis, and closes to investment in March. ### Summary
| | | |----------------------------------|:----------------------:| | **Fund Manager:** | SFC Capital Partners | | **Tax Efficiency:** | EIS | | **Sector Focus:** | Multi sector - including digital technology, life sciences and consumer goods.| | **Stage Focus:** | Early-stage | | **Target Portfolio Size:** | 10-15 companies | | **Minimum Subscription:** | £10,000 | | **Closing Date:** | 28 March 2024 | | **Website:** | [Learn more about SFC All Star Fund XIII EIS](https://sfccapital.com/fund/94/sfc-all-star-fund-xiii-eis)|
### Pros & Cons **Pro:** Potential for greater insights into companies with most potential as investee companies emerge from SFC''s SEIS fund. **Con:** Portfolio concentration. ### Fees
| | | |----------------------------------|:----------------------:| | **Full initial fee:** | nil | | **Annual management fee:** | nil | | **Administration fee** | nil| | **Dealing fee:** | nil | | **Performance fee:** | 25% |
### Investee company fees
| | | |----------------------------------|:----------------------:| | **Initial fee:** | 6% | | **Annual charges:** | 1% |

How does SyndicateRoom''s Access EIS Fund compare?

By comparison, SyndicateRoom''s Access EIS fund builds investors a large portfolio of 50+ companies across all sectors, co-investing with experienced angel investors (average IRR of 42%). Because venture capital returns follow a power law distribution ([see our report on this](/articles/white-paper-power-law)), it is better to try and build large portfolios of quality companies, rather than trying to pick a small group, because startups have a high likelihood of failure regardless of their potential. With a larger portfolio, each individual failure represents a smaller percentage of your overall holding. Our model is based on our proprietary analysis of the UK startup market which showed that, on average, the market as a whole grows by 28% each year. It''s not possible to invest in the entire market, but with large portfolios and access to the most promising deals, investors can optimise their return potential ([see our white paper](how-to-invest/whitepaper)). We gain access to the most promising new startups by co-investing with the UK''s most successful angel investors, who meet our strict performance and sector expertise criteria, while providing access to new businesses at very early stages and on exactly the same terms. Our data-driven approach aims to work around the limitations of a single fund manager attempting to pick winners. Our minimum investment is £5,000. | | | |----------------------------------|:----------------------:| | **Fund Manager:** | SyndicateRoom | | **Tax Efficiency:** | EIS | | **Sector Focus:** | Sector Agnostic | | **Stage Focus:** | Early-stage | | **Target Portfolio Size:** | 50+ companies | | **Minimum Subscription:** | £5,000 | | **Closing Date:** | Evergreen | | **Website:** | [Learn more about the Access EIS Fund](/eis/invest) |
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Investing in early-stage businesses involves risks, including illiquidity, lack of dividends, loss of investment and dilution, and it should be done only as part of a diversified portfolio. Tax relief depends on an individual’s circumstances and may change in the future. In addition, the availability of tax relief depends on the company invested in maintaining its qualifying status. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. You should not rely on any past performance as a guarantee of future investment performance.
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