What types of issuers does Kenjee work with?
Kenjee works with private companies, investment funds, and fund managers seeking to raise capital under prospectus exemptions, subject to Kenjee’s Know-Your-Product review and regulatory requirements.
Does Kenjee structure offerings or provide legal advice?
No. Kenjee does not provide legal, tax, or structuring advice and does not replace issuer counsel. Issuers are responsible for engaging their own professional advisors.
Kenjee’s role is limited to distribution and regulatory facilitation.
How does Kenjee approach distribution?
Kenjee operates a disciplined, relationship-driven distribution model, focusing on:
Kenjee does not guarantee fundraising outcomes.
How are distribution fees structured for issuers?
Kenjee is typically compensated through an issuer-paid commission, agreed upon in advance and disclosed to investors. Fee structures vary depending on the nature of the offering and distribution scope.
Does Kenjee maintain a broad product shelf?
No. Kenjee maintains a select and reviewed offering shelf. All offerings must meet defined standards of disclosure, structure, and regulatory alignment before distribution.
How does Kenjee approach inclusion?
Inclusion at Kenjee means expanding access without lowering standards. We intentionally engage communities historically underrepresented in private markets while applying the same regulatory discipline, disclosure standards, and suitability processes across all client relationships.
We believe long-term capital formation depends on both fairness and discipline.
How can I contact Kenjee Capital?
If you have questions regarding your account, an investment opportunity, or this FAQ, please contact your dealing representative or Kenjee’s compliance team at compliance@kenjee.ca
Prospectus exemption
What is a prospectus?
A formal document that includes detailed information about the security and the company offering it, and which must be filed and approved by the Securities Regulatory Authority when a company (public or private) plans to offer securities for purchase
What is a prospectus exemption?
A specific set of rules that allow companies to bypass the requirement of filing a prospectus when distributing securities.
