Navigating Fees: The Symvan Way

EIS and SEIS fees vary widely, and headline numbers rarely tell the full story.

The real question isn’t just what you pay. It’s how fees affect your tax relief, how much capital reaches the companies, and whether the manager’s interests line up with yours.

Our guide explains Symvan’s model and compares it with the wider market using independent MICAP data. We charge our fees primarily to investee companies rather than investors.

Why Download the Guide?

You’ll discover:

• Why a 10% upfront fee means your investment must grow 11.1% just to get back to your original subscription
• How Symvan’s investor fees compare with market norms and the highest observed
• How Symvan compares with other investor-fee-free EIS and SEIS funds
• Why our 20% performance fee applies only once the whole portfolio returns 1.0x
• What our company fees pay for, and why founders value them

And, most importantly, how to compare fee structures with confidence.

If You’re Asking Any of These Questions…This Guide Is for You

• How much of my subscription actually gets invested?
• Do fees reduce the tax relief I can claim?
• How do performance fees work across a whole portfolio?
• Why does Symvan charge companies rather than investors?

If fees are part of your due diligence, this guide will give you the full picture.