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GLOUSI 33 Georgetown University Endowment
iCapital Advisors, LLC Form ADV Part 2A
such Underlying Fund.
With respect to any capital contribution (or portion thereof) that is subject to a default (the
"Defaulted Amount"). iCapital may call additional capital from the Investors that have already
made the applicable capital contribution (not in excess of their unfunded Subscriptions). pro
rata based on the ratio of such Investor's unpaid Subscription to the aggregate unpaid
Subscriptions of all Investors, to the extent necessary to fund the Defaulted Amount.
If an Investor fails to pay in full any requested capital contributions. iCapital may take certain
actions which may result in a sale of such Investor's Interest or a forfeiture of all or a portion
of such Investor's Interest Additionally, iCapital may pursue any available legal remedies, with
the expenses of collection of the unpaid amount including attorneys' fees, to be paid by such
defaulting Investor. A defaulting Investor will be responsible for interest charges and default
charges imposed by an Underlying Fund that arise from or relate to such Investor's failure to
pay requested capital contributions.
Series Limited Partnership; Cross-Series Liabilities. Certain Funds have been established as a single
series of a series limited partnership (each, a "Partnership"). The Delaware Act provides
that if certain requirements of the Delaware Act are satisfied, the debts, liabilities and
obligations relating to a particular series of a series limited partnership are enforceable only
against the assets of that series and not against the assets of the limited partnership generally
or the assets of any other series of the limited partnership. Because these provisions were
enacted relatively recently. there is a dearth of case law interpreting those provisions. Further,
a Partnership may operate or have assets held on its behalf or be subject to claims in other
jurisdictions which may not necessarily recognize the legal segregation of a Fund and other
series of the Partnership. Finally, other contractual arrangements entered into by a
Partnership, a Fund or another series of the Partnership may have the effect of defeating the
segregation protections of the Delaware Act Accordingly. the degree of separation that a
Fund enjoys from the debts, liabilities and obligations of other series of a Partnership is not
certain. Each Partnership intends that the assets of each series of that Partnership including the
applicable Fund will be structured to comply with the Delaware Act and that such Fund will be
operated with the assets of each series segregated on the books and records of such
Partnership so that the assets of one series of the Partnership are not subject to the liabilities
of any other series; however, there is no assurance that this structure and operation will be
respected in all circumstances and in all jurisdictions. It is therefore possible that the assets
attributable to one series may be insufficient to meet the debts, liabilities and obligations of
such series and. consequently. that creditors of such series will seek recourse against the assets
of a Fund.
Reliance on the Sub-Adviser and its Personnel. Under the applicable sub-advisory agreement in
respect of certain of the Funds, a Sub-Adviser has complete discretion in selecting portfolio
investments on behalf of that Fund. The success of a Fund depends, to a great extent on a
Sub- Adviser's ability to identify favorable investment opportunities and to effectively allocate
the assets of the Fund among such opportunities. Accordingly. a Direct Investment Fund's
success will depend substantially on the skill and acumen of key employees of that Sub-Adviser.
If a Sub- Adviser or any Sub-Adviser's key employees should cease to participate in that Fund's
business, the Fund's ability to select attractive investments and manage its portfolio could be
impaired. In addition, to the extent a sub-advisory agreement is terminated for any reason,
either by the applicable Sub-Adviser or the applicable general partner. there is no assurance
that any replacement sub-adviser engaged by the general partner will have equivalent
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