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Is a Venture Studio Right for You?

Steve Blank

Venture studios create startups by incubating their own ideas or ideas from their partners. Today there are around 720+ venture studios across the world – half are in Europe. These studios have different metrics than startup studios whose limited partners are private family offices or venture capitalists.

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How to Scale a Venture Capital (or Private Equity) Fund

David Teten

But, we normally have a clear ceiling on how high we can grow AUM, before hitting practical limits to deploying capital within the traditional VC model. . My Partners at HOF Capital are younger than I am, which means that we have a half-century horizon for the franchise we are building. So we think about scaling a lot.

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Kernel column: The LP update meeting

The Equity Kicker

As a reminder, LPs, or limited partners, are the investors in venture capital funds. One of our slides today showed VC exits over $100 million since 1996, split between the US and Europe. Another slide showed venture investments in Europe by sector, and provided the basis for a discussion about our sector strategy.

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The Future of Israeli unicorns in 2024

VC Cafe

A recent feature by Calcalist’s Sophie Shulman and Meir Orbach analysed the underlying data of Israeli unicorns including annual revenues in 2023, the rate of growth, the number of employees today compared to the past, amount of funding, and runway expectations.

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10 challenges investors face in Metaverse and Web3

VC Cafe

Both me and my partner at Remagine Ventures, Kevin Baxpehler, are wrapping up busy weeks. In the panel I moderated on the role of startups in building the new Internet , at Calcalist Mind the Tech 2022, Jay Jubas, a Senior Partner at McKinsey made a clear distinction: Web2 – the Internet as we know it today. link] — jack??

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