Most venture capital profits come from a small portion of investments, despite high expectations for each investment. Because of this, in selecting portfolio companies, a small development may make a substantial improvement in fund results. It does not demonstrate the due diligence procedure in length, however emphasizes on the initial screening-identifying those organizations the venture capitalist will evaluate in more detail.
After describing the sourcing and screening process, the instance offers numerous incoming investment opportunities to be appraised, and describes a fictional venture capital firm. Learning students are appealed to play the role of an associate at the firm, and tasked with reviewing these chances and determine how each should be managed-should they be rejected, should they contact the entrepreneur to find out more, or should they send the chance to one of the firm's partners.
Venture Capital Deal Sourcing and Screening Case Study Solution
Venture Capital Deal Sourcing and Screening Case Study Solution
PUBLICATION DATE: September 06, 2012 PRODUCT #: E447-PDF-ENG
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