👀 Have you ever wondered how G Squared delivers its full suite of liquidity solutions? This article from Gené Teare at Crunchbase offers a fantastic perspective on how our approach is making an impact. 📖 Read the article below:
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We’ve updated our popular article on secondary transactions to reflect the latest trends in the market. With rising interest rates and declining market sentiment causing valuations to drop, the IPO market tightening, and M&A activity slowing down, liquidity is drying up. This has led to a significant increase in secondary transactions. In our updated guide, you’ll learn about: -What a secondary transaction is -A brief history of secondaries -The different types of secondaries (there are many) -The benefits of secondaries for emerging fund managers and syndicate leads A big thank you to Max H., CEO of Ticker Markets, for his valuable input in helping us update this guide. Max is an expert in secondary transactions, as Ticker aims to support liquidity solutions through the fund life cycle, connecting the secondary market to allow for lower mid-market individuals and family offices to access the growing pool of committed secondary capital. Read the updated article here: https://lnkd.in/eFsYTMZU
A Guide to Secondary Sales
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Our latest weekly Venture Highlight breaks down how built world investors are exploring liquidity options in response to evolving market dynamics. Discover: - The impact of the Fed's recent moves on startup valuations. - Why the IPO window is temporarily closed and direct listings may not be the solution. - Insights into the vibrant venture capital secondary markets and how they're reshaping portfolios. - Single-asset secondary transactions and their role in VC success stories. Ready to stay ahead of the curve? Join us at Venture West next spring for a deeper dive into these trends and more! Don't miss out on the insights that could reshape your investment strategy. Read the full article below. #constructiontechnology #liquidityrisk #AECfunds
The State of The Secondaries: Built World Investors Consider Liquidity Options
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Some Interesting stats on the private capital markets Q4 2023.
State of Private Markets: Q4 2023 | Carta
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In light of recent events, no. Carta is too close to the cap table to get into the secondaries game. Pretty crazy how the decade-long dream of “Nasdaq for private markets” crumbled over a weekend… they were simultaneously in the best and worst position to build a central private market exchange. We almost didn’t start Augment because of CartaX’s launch in 2021. But it never made sense how you could tackle the (much more lucrative) problem of startup liquidity while simultaneously being entrusted and paid by those startups who didn’t want you using their data to prop up the former business. In theory, a Chinese wall would alleviate concerns… in practice, it seems it’s just not that simple.
Should Carta Facilitate Secondary Trading?
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Of all the problems that have besieged VC in recent years, arguably none is more acute than investors' difficulties converting their paper returns into cash. By at least one measure, distributions haven't been this low since the days of the global financial crisis. In 2023, distributions to LPs as a percentage of mature funds' net asset values fell to the lowest point in nearly 14 years, according to PitchBook data.
VC distributions sink to 14-year low
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Our first product update is here! We have been hard at work gathering feedback about your experience and building on top of that. Naturally, we wanted to highlight a couple of major additions we have made since we launched! Give it a read! #fintech #productupdate #startup https://lnkd.in/ds9tiRMs
April 2024 Update: Dividends redefined - Wealth Beacon
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The past two years have been challenging for distributions for both VCs and PEs, especially the former hitting a 14-year low of 5% in distributions as a percentage of net asset value. In the meantime during the last 12 months Flashpoint completed 6 meaningful exits! Read the new article by Michael Szalontay for Forbes Finance Council #exits #venturecapital #founders #privateequity https://lnkd.in/dKttRQVw
Council Post: Why Are Exits A Perennial Problem For VCs?
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Nasdaq Private Market Closes $62.4 Million Series B Financing, Led by Nasdaq, with New Investments from BNP Paribas, DRW Venture Capital, UBS, and Wells Fargo “We are proud to secure the support of this prestigious group of partners, who share NPM’s passion to transform, modernize, and institutionalize the private markets. For too long, this $3.5 trillion asset class has been defined by inefficiency, illiquidity, and information asymmetry. This financing enables us to continue to build the critical infrastructure required to accelerate the evolution of the private markets into the modern age of efficient, transparent, and regulated electronic marketplaces,” said Tom Callahan, Chief Executive Officer, Nasdaq Private Market. “With many companies electing to stay private longer, this mission is essential to sustaining a robust and viable innovation economy.” https://lnkd.in/eBVfpBvs Gary Offner Junaid Baig Sandeep Arora Kimberly Trautmann, CFA William Mathews Baljit Basi Paul Smith Amanda Gold Alexa Stein Jonathan Yam Erik Peña Daniel Distler Stephen Blatney Andrew Bennis Jimmy Ronnkvist #FFNews #Fintech #Finance #Banking #Paytech #Payments #Insurtech #Insurance
Nasdaq Private Market Closes $62.4 Million Series B Financing, Led by Nasdaq, with New Investments from BNP Paribas, DRW Venture Capital, UBS, and Wells Fargo
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What’s a down round? A down round is when you raise at a lower valuation than your last funding round. Unfortunately, it’s something that’s happening more these days. So, what’s the problem with a down round? When does it happen? What types of down rounds are there? What happens with anti-dilution? How do you sell it to your investors? Do they have any option to push back on it? And is this really a huge problem or just the way things work? In this video I explain the types of down rounds, what it means, dilution, how to explain it to investors, last man standing, and more. https://lnkd.in/gJisumhU
Doing a down round | SeedLegals
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"Term sheets, although potentially complicated, can be navigated more confidently when investors and founders are educated and on the same page." https://buff.ly/44u91pq #KYAngelInvesting #InvestMidwest #KYVC #FounderFirst
Let's Talk About Term Sheets
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