Silent Partner

Dormant Partner
A dormant partner, also known as a silent partner, is an individual who invests capital in a partnership but does not take an active role in its management or operations.
Silent Partner
A silent partner, also known as a limited partner, is an investor who contributes capital to a business but does not involve themselves in the daily management or operations of the company. Unlike general partners, silent partners have limited liability, meaning they can only lose the amount of their investment.
Sleeping Partner
A sleeping partner is an individual who invests capital in a partnership but does not participate in daily business operations. This person shares in the profits and bears the legal rights and obligations of ownership as specified in the partnership agreement.

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