Agency investment model

Entrusted investment promotion, also known as investment promotion agency system, refers to an economic activity that the government or institutions and units entrust the trustee to attract investment, develop and construct on the premise of providing corresponding responsibilities, authorities and requirements for local economic development. This way is a kind of principal-agent relationship in law. The agency or individual does not sign any investment promotion agreement with investors, but the client will sign it when necessary, and the trustee is the project sponsor who implements the sharing system. After the project promotion or transfer is successful, the entrusting party will pay a commission according to a certain proportion of the investment. Its characteristic is that the trustee is only responsible for attracting investment for the project according to the requirements of the client, which is similar to an "employment" relationship. The trustee is generally a professional investment intermediary consulting institution or individual.

Generally, the remuneration for entrusted investment promotion is 0. 1%-2.5% of the actual amount of foreign capital utilized by investment promotion projects. Foreign investment projects directly entrusted by governments at all levels shall be paid by the finance at the same level. The management method and payment ratio of intermediary investment have not been reported. Intermediary investment promotion and entrusted investment promotion are both professional and market-oriented investment promotion operation modes, and standardized operation can improve the effectiveness of investment promotion. But in practice, for overseas funds, the role of intermediary investment promotion is generally greater than entrusted investment promotion.