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| | | | | Every venture firm reports the "value" of each of its underlying investments. Typically, this is updated quarterly and sent to each of the fund's investors. The idea is that investors will then have a definitive view of the value of the firm's investments. Simple, right? But what is the "value" of a private company? Turns out the answer to that question is not so easy to determine, and, as a result, valuation reporting in venture is a mess. | |
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| | | | | Venture capital marks are highly variable based on different valuation methods. These are the main "mark" valuation methods used by venture firms. | |
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| | | | | Venture capital funds are pooled investment vehicles that provide capital to startups in exchange for equity. | |
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| | | This is cool... One of the best finance blogs extant, Abnormal Returns, now has a face and a name to go along with the incredible and consistent posting record. He's finally come out from the shadows, and it's about time! About Tadas Viskanta is the founder and sole editor of Abnormal Returns, one of the... | ||