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The New Venture Landscape

K9 Ventures

The Series A is now the fourth round of funding for a company — the first is usually friends and family, or an incubator (~$50K), then pre-seed (~$500K), then seed (~$2M), then Series A (~$6M-$15M). Series C/D is the new Mezzanine. The Seed round is larger — closer to and sometimes upwards of $2M.

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The Pre-Seed FAQ

K9 Ventures

The Series A is now the fourth round of funding for a company — the first is usually friends and family, or an incubator (~$50K), then pre-seed (~$500K), then seed (~$2M), then Series A (~$6M-$15M). Series C/D is the new Mezzanine. The Seed round is larger — closer to and sometimes upwards of $2M. Series A is the new Series B. (~6M-$15M

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Changes in Software & Venture Capital – Part 2 of 3

Both Sides of the Table

With new micro VC entrants into to early-stage investing plus increased competition from angels, incubators and the like – traditional VCs have taken notice. This will continue while we’re in a tech bull market and I predict will wane when we’re not. The Blurring of Investment Lines. The Explosion in Early-Stage Innovation.

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Ten Takeaways from Deloitte’s 2010 Israel VC Indicator Survey

VC Cafe

38% of venture capitalists believe that their focus should be on updating the technological incubators program. 13% of respondents believe this gap to be in Mezzanine financing and no venture capitalist believes that there is no investment gap. 77% of venture capitalists believe the gap is in Seed and First Round.