Entrepreneur Mind - Lesson 5: Venture Finance

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Venture Capital Financing
  • It is a form of private equity and a type of financing that investors provide to start-up companies and small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential

  • Venture Capital generally comes from well-off investors, investment banks and any other financial institutions

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Back to the 19th century
- venture capital is a subject private equity(PE). While the roots of PE can be traced during this time.
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after Second World War
Venture capital only developed as an industry
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Harvard Business Professor George Doriot
- Generally considered the Father of Venture Capital
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American Research and Development Corporation (ARDC)
The Father of Venture Capital started this in 1946 and raised a $3.5 million fund to invest in companies that commercialized technologies during WWII
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First investment of ARDC
Company that had ambitions to use x-ray technology for cancer treatment
- the $200,000 that Doriot Invested turned into $1.8 million when the company went in public in 1955
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1955
Year when the company went in public
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Features of Venture Capital Investments
  • High Risk

  • Lack of liquidity

  • Long term horizon

  • Equity participation and capital gains

  • Venture capital investments are made in innovative projects

  • Suppliers of venture capital participate in the management of the company

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Methods of Venture Capital Financing
  • Equity

  • Participating Debentures

  • Conditional Loan

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Venture Capital Process
Fund Raising - Evaluation - Investment - Governing - Exit - Distribution
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Fund raising
Source capital from banks, corporations, funds
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Evaluation
Evaluate venture opportunities
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Investment
Invest capital into enterprise
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Governing
Govern business to profitable growth
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Exit
Generate liquidate through IPO
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Distribution
Distribute returns to investors
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Four Phases in the company's development
  1. Idea generation

  2. Start up

  3. Ramp up

  4. Exit

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Five Stages in Venture Capital Financing
  1. Seed Stage

  2. Start up stage

  3. First stage

  4. Expansion Stage

  5. Bridge Stage

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Advantages of Venture Capital Financing
  • They bring wealth and expertise to the company

  • Large sum of equity finance can be provided

  • The business does not stand the obligation to repay the money

  • in addition to capital, it provides valuable information, resources, technical assistance to make a business sucessful

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Dsiadvantages
  • As the investors become part owners, the autonomy and control of the founder is lost

  • It is a lengthy and complex process

  • It is an uncertain form of financing

  • Benefit from such financing can be realized in long run only

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Importance of venture
It strengthens the capital market which not only improves the borrowing concern but also creates a situation whereby they can raise their own capital through capital market
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Venture Capital Financing
is funding provided to companies and entrepreneurs. It can be provided at different stages of their evolution.
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Venture Capital Financing
It has evolved from a niche activity at the end of the second world war into a sophisticated industry with multiple players that play an important role in spurring innovation
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