Chapter/Session 4: Corporate Life Cycle - Transitions

[@Latin_American_Economic]

On venture capital and private equity, typical year of operation is 8 to 10 years. Generally, smaller funds tend to focus on early stage companies because they write smaller checks and have more flexibility. Larger funds tend to invest in later rounds because they write bigger checks and have a more pressure to deploy capital since they are constrained by the 8 to 10 year lifecycle. These funds have an investment period between between 3 to 5 years so that's part of the reason why the size of the fund tends to determine what rounds that fund will invest in. This chapter was very helpful since I cover the industry from the banking side (fund finance and venture debt).

[@aysekaptanoglu5164]

Thank you, very useful indeed.

[@surani1948]

Thank you. Am learning a lot from you.

[@迪利特里]

谢谢达摩法师

[@DKC1122]

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[@singranasbonfireofdreams8161]

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[@stephendack]

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[@DKC1122]

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