Does the Warehousing Strategy Apply to European Funds, Particularly in Switzerland?
Does the warehousing strategy also apply to European funds specifically Switzerland? Do not want to ask lawyers at this stage.
Does the warehousing strategy also apply to European funds specifically Switzerland? Do not want to ask lawyers at this stage.
Any thoughts on subscribing to Pitchbook to access potential LPs? I wonder if there's any value in paying $25k/year at our current stage as a small fund.
Would you recommend mentioning my previous angel investments in the thesis? As an example: I have 10 angel investments and two of them turned to be unicorns.
When raising a fund what’s the impact of not being an accredited investor? Though I’ve scouted and helped investors- I’ve not invested before but will be soon- 2022. So at this juncture what are the fund limitations and perhaps legal ramifications?
Hoping some of the EU folks can help me with a question. My fund is focused on Malaysia to be domiciled in the US (where most LPs currently are). I've never really looked to EU for LPs but I have an HNWI expat from Italy that is interested. So I am trying to ensure the person meets the Accredited Investor requirements. I assume the relevant standard would be EU standard not the standard in the domicile location. From what I found in EU the person must meet at least two of the following: a. has carried out transactions of significant size on the relevant market at an average frequency of 10 per quarter over the previous four quarters b. has financial portfolio exceeding EUR 500000 c. works or has worked in the financial sector for at least one year The person easily meets the 2nd but is not makes 10 transactions per quarter nor comes from the financial sector. Does someone have other guideline as to who qualifies? Or experience with similar?
Are you aiming to be a “fund of funds” and/or a “fund”? I wonder whether the LPA has a mechanism to disclose the risks and regulatory issues that may arise from a blended approach? Or - as you’re asking here - perhaps there are pioneers who’ve been down this trail before and can help identify the pitfalls and risks which they or others have found ways to adequately mitigate on behalf of your LP’s and the Fund.
What does it mean to act as a subadvisor to a fintech specific common trust fund that we could sponsor?
Are people working for a big company typically able to be venture partners?
Is it okay to list yourself as a 'Managing Partner' on LinkedIn before your first close?
How do we find a comprehensive funding list of other VC funds?
What is the smallest viable angel investment to warehouse a deal?
Should there be regular communications between LPs and portfolio companies? What is the dynamic between them?
What are some ways to incentivize potential LPs to come in to the first close instead of taking a wait-and-see approach?
What is the terminology VC Lab adopted for valuing a portfolio with convertible instruments being valued at their val cap?
Are there any drawbacks to accepting LP interest for smaller tickets?
What provisions should we add to Safe deals we are warehousing to be able to move it to the fund later? Is there specific verbiage we can add to make this process easy?
What’s everyone thoughts to VC advisory boards: • How useful is it for fundraising? • What about tangible benefits of quarterly check-ins for advice + LP introductions in exchange for some small percent of the GP (like 0.25%) cc: Kenneth Ballenegger
Does anyone have a perspective or done an analysis of how The Federal Reserve raising interest rates in 2022 might or might not impact tech startups multiples? Some Wall Street analysts are predicting that higher interest rates will be good for some sectors like banking stocks and bad for tech stocks which could mean that tech startups valuation could be lower. I know these are just forecasts just wondering what the VCs are thinking. Appreciate your thoughts.