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Explaining carried interest

The Equity Kicker

Carried interest’ is the name given to the profit share schemes that investors in venture capital funds, typically called ‘LPs’, use to incentivise the partners at at the funds in which they invest. Venture Capital' If there is no hurdle then the maths are fairly simple.

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Top 29 Startup Posts May 2010

SoCal CTO

Continuing my series of posts that I’ve been collecting that live at the intersection of Startups and being a Startup CTO : Startup CTO Top 30 Posts for April 16 Great Startup Posts from March here are the top posts from May 2010. It is to out friend. Enjoyed this post? Disruptive. We get it! I Be specific. Tesla is not.

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How do venture capital firms make money by investing in startups?

Gust

The venture capital fund itself makes money… …by investing early in a startup company’s life, when success is not at all assured. In exchange for investing capital to help the company grow, the fund receives an ownership interest in the company. original post can be found on Quora @ [link] *.

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Why LP’s Passed on Seed Funds 10 Years Ago (And What’s Happened Since)

View from Seed

What has happened is that over the last 10 years, the vast majority of successful startups have raised some sort of a seed round prior to a series A. Even the “oh s**t” moment of Covid lasted 1-2 quarters for most tech startups not servicing the travel or hospitality industries. That year, they invested in Segment. Then Doordash.

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Why Internal Ventures are Different from External Startups

Steve Blank

This post follows directly on Steve’s earlier excellent post, Why Companies are not Startups. In this post, I want to share some new thoughts that build on Steve’s post, and connect them to Lean Startup methods. A startup is a temporary organization in search of a repeatable, scalable business model.

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What’s the Difference? Venture Capitalist vs. Angel Investor

The Startup Magazine

The question of venture capitalist versus angel investor often arises. Venture capital and angel investments offer excellent options to startup businesses. Venture capitalists are primarily members of firms. Investment firms are staffed with analysts, partners, and others to ensure deals are soundly vetted.

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What is a Venture Partner?

ithacaVC

One of my students just asked me what a “Venture Partner” is in the context of a venture capital firm. I quickly typed in “venture partner” into the Wikipedia query box. So, then I typed “venture partner definition” into the Google search box. No results.

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