Crowd Street works diligently to ensure sponsors provide timely and quality reporting for investors. However, in limited circumstances, after our efforts are exhausted, an offering is placed in the “Non-Reporting” category, which consists of one or more of the criteria below:
- The sponsor has terminated the Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Crowd Street and indicated that it does not intend to use the Crowd Street platform for investor reporting and management going forward.
- The sponsor has not terminated the Master Services Agreement (MSA) but has abandoned communications with Crowd Street and discontinued reporting via the Crowd Street portal and future reporting is not expected. This typically means that the sponsor has not provided any kind of reporting through the Crowd Street portal for the past four consecutive quarters.
- Other unique circumstances, including legal issues, fraud, manager removal events, receiverships, etc., that hinder investors' regular reporting expectations.
Please note that, although an offering may fall in the “Non-Reporting” category based on the criteria outlined above and information available to Crowd Street, a sponsor may communicate directly with investors in the offering. In case an investor obtains information about a “Non-Reporting” offering and would like to have any relevant details reflected in their investor room on the Crowd Street portal (i.e., distribution information, marking an investment as realized, etc.), please reach out to IR@crowdstreet.com and our IR team will facilitate this request.