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...still a 9 figure exit. It's a, interesting to see what we call in the industry, singles and doubles. Singles and doubles are a great part of our industry's makeup, and you you really do wanna see these happen. Why? In a short sale, in a single or dou
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They have the ability to take their money back. Then there's 50,000,000 left. They don't participate in that in some cases, or they might have participating preferred shares, which means they get their money back, then they get their percentage back.
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...on the investing side for sure. It's the exit side that's from the GPs who, again, are gonna be very picky about exiting their companies when their carried interest is relying on that cash on cash multiple that they're gonna generate.
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...to exit an opportunity, we do so. We've been very successful at doing that and wrapping up older funds. In our secondary investing, that's in some ways a little bit of a reverse. We're, like, obviously looking for great deals, but the market in secon
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...of exits. And exits, of course, are super important for founders because if venture capitalists can give distributions to LPs, those LPs will invest in the next fund, and that next fund will invest in your startup. So here we go. Exactly. Yeah. So, f
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...a third of our exits have actually come from secondary sales. We'll sell to another fund and that's already an existing investor in the company. We are investing in private companies. Liquidity windows don't come constantly. How does that translate t
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...exit or on an early sale to a competitor, to a larger strategic, or even a sponsor back business, even if it's not the ultimate outcome that we had all hoped for. In some of these situations that aren't going as well, how do you think about trying to
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...exits. The number of people who filed for exits is tremendous. So we're seeing the strongest ones,
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...exits as well. So the whole complex should be examined pretty carefully. And by the way, what you said about about venture is also true for buyouts. Right? Same thing. A lot of capital going into that area, competitive to buy businesses and so forth.
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...exit too. But also because our deals tend to be done directly with the start up employee, and I can talk at length about why companies actually prefer us to be working directly with their employees as opposed to with and through the companies, it goe
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“PE-like duration with venture-like IRR but high cyclicality creates exit challenges”
...exit question has become more the issue for them. So then it's who are you what are you doing from a secondary's perspective? What are you doing from a continuity funds perspective? How can you enter
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...exit partially or in a different way that will actually make LPs happy? I've spoken to a lot of LP groups over the course of the year. If I'm in person, I do show hands polls. And if I do webinars, I'm doing digital polls. And two thirds of the hands
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