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Returns for brand-name VC funds

finance.fortune.cnn.com

FORTUNE -- Its no secret that venture capitalists were hit hard by last decades dotcom bust, considering that median returns for 1998-2001 vintage funds are all underwater. Overall, the fund-of-funds is 97% called for 45 funds raised between 1999 and 2002. In parenthesis is the cumulative distribution divided by called capital.

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Venture Deals 4e German Edition

Feld Thoughts

Conversion right: In Germany, there is generally no conversion right entitling the holder of preferred shares to convert them into common shares at any time. However, the lack of a conversion right also has implications for anti-dilution protection: in the U.S., this is usually done by adjusting the conversion price.

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It takes time to build value

BeyondVC

We did our own analysis of venture-backed software IPOs a couple of years ago (based on SEC filings, etc.) This reminds me of a conversation I had this summer with a Veritas executive who said how difficult it was to scale beyond $1-2 billion in revenue and that size matters. received its first round of funding between 1999 and 2000.

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Terry Time at the NVCA

Seeing Both Sides

  In our conversation, he made a few observations in his usual soft-spoken but pointed way that I found particularly interesting: (1)      Small Ball.    Yet the impact is enormous, with 18% of GDP provided by venture-backed companies.  3)      Life sciences.

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On Going Public: SPACs, Direct Listings, Public Offerings, and Access to Private Markets

Ben's Blog

billion multi-stage venture capital firm focused on IT-related investments… I also serve on various investment committees, including for the St. Jude Children’s Cancer Hospital and the Stanford Medical Center, and teach entrepreneurship and venture capital at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. 1990-1998 13.3%

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The Case For & Against Cryptocurrencies (for those tired of all the noise)

Both Sides of the Table

Ask yourself this — how did it go when a bunch of Internet companies when public in 19981999 with limited revenues or oversight? Trust Between 1998–2000 the world became enamored with the “new economy” and Internet companies that were going public on NASDAQ in the United States. Regulation will come. It needs to come fast.