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Equity Crowdfunding: What's in it for Investors? - 0 views

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    "Here's a brief summary of the report: 56% of businesses fail to return capital; 44% generate positive returns that are larger than the initial investment; 9% actually generate returns in excess of ten times the capital invested."
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Five ways investing is like owning a small business - The Globe and Mail - 0 views

  • many of my clients view themselves as business owners when they should be thinking of themselves as family wealth managers. This is a surprisingly difficult shift for owners to make.
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The Growth Equity In Venture Capital | TechCrunch - 0 views

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    "In recent years, growth equity has become its own asset class and is actively followed and monitored by investors. Growth equity enjoys the benefits of investing slightly later down the road in the growth of technology companies, thereby reducing the risk of future financing rounds, while at the same time avoiding the seniority of leverage utilized by private equity firms. The risk-adjusted results of this asset class indicate that better returns can be generated with lower associated risk."
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Canaan Partners: There is a Fundamental Disruption in Financial Services Occurring Righ... - 0 views

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    ""We believe very positively on the opportunity of FinTech, particularly marketplace lending" This is a "long wave opportunity" to fund and build other platforms and ecosystems. Canaan is going to continue to invest heavily in the ecosystem."
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The spice must flow: unblocking capital formation for regional innovation and economic ... - 0 views

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    "One of the things I learned early in my work as a professional investor is that the world is literally awash in capital. There is so much money seeking return - from traditional mutual funds and university endowments, to family offices and family foundations, to Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds and developing-world oligarchs with global investment appetites - that there simply aren't enough places for it all to flow. Further, because these pools of capital are so large, managers need to deploy capital in large increments simply to make it feasible to manage and track their portfolios."
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