The partner pact is the binding document which sets out the conditions under which investors will enter the capital of companies, establishing certain agreements on the rights and obligations of the parties. The intention is to explain the functioning of the main political clauses of this type of agreement.

Statistically, less than 2 of the 100 executive summaries presented to a private investor are implemented in a partnership agreement. This is the binding document, which obliges the parties, which sets out the conditions under which investors will enter the capital of companies. The agreement will regulate the investor's stay and exit, establishing certain pacts on the rights and obligations of the parties to this end. The aim of the training action is to know how political clauses work.

General activity target:

• To know how the most common political clauses of a partnership pact and investment contract work.

Activity specific target:

1. To be familiar with the workings of the most common political clauses of a partnership pact and investment contract.

Full theme:

1. Accession of future partners.
2. Protection of immaterial goods.
3. Acceleration mechanisms.
4. Disengagement: good leaver.
5. Disengagement: bad leaver.
6. Reverse vesting.
7. Obligations of promoters.
8. Key Man.
9. Information rights.
10. Right of veto.
    
11. Reinforced majorities.
12. Composition of the Board of Directors.
13. Political and economic clauses.
14. Covenant introduction of partners.