Document background
The Investment Commitment Agreement is a crucial document used in Belgian investment transactions to formalize the commitment of capital from investors to target companies or projects. It serves as the primary agreement outlining the terms under which investment will be made, including the amount, form, and timing of the investment, as well as the rights and obligations of all parties involved. This document is essential in both private equity and venture capital contexts, and must comply with Belgian legal requirements, particularly the Belgian Companies and Associations Code and financial regulations. The agreement is typically used when there is a need to establish legally binding investment terms while allowing for a period between commitment and actual investment, often to accommodate conditions precedent or regulatory approvals. It includes comprehensive provisions covering investment structure, warranties, governance rights, and exit mechanisms, making it suitable for both straightforward and complex investment scenarios.
