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Takeover of a portfolio firm by a well-established larger company. These help the VC fund realize and cash in on profits going back to LPs and GPs through carried interest.... Read More

The other structure involved in the understanding of venture capital funds is very crucial for startups raising their investment and venture capital as an asset class. Diversion of portfolios, careful... Read More

6. Fund Lifecycle and Wind-Down The lifecycle of a VC fund is usually 10 years, but can be up to 15 years. In those years, it will go through different phases: ● Fundraising:... Read More

Takeover of a portfolio firm by a well-established larger company. These help the VC fund realize and cash in on profits going back to LPs and GPs through carried interest.... Read More

5. Exit Strategies and Returns Venture capital funds make returns for the investors through the various kinds of exits. They occur most often in such a sequence: IPOs: When such firms are... Read More

A small percent of the portfolio (around 10% of the portfolio) are going to yield high returns often called "home runs".Some will break even and some will turn into losses. VC... Read More

. Portfolio Diversification and Risk Management By its very nature, venture capital is a risky investment, and so VC funds diversify their investments broadly across a portfolio of companies.... Read More

3. Capital Deployment and Investment Cycles The VC funds invest their capitals in various rounds of investment in a startup. Most start-ups fall under the stages outlined below: ● Seed Stage: It is the... Read More

The GPs also screen potential investments, conduct due diligence on an appropriate set of investments, and, finally, generate returns for the fund. ● LPs are those investors who invest capital in the... Read More

Venture Capital (VC) funds are one of the most significant sources of funding for early-stage companies that have the nature of a corporation by having a name 'startups' and whose... Read More