Complex Venture Capital Deals Require More Than A Little Knowledge
- Topics:
- Innovation
- Tags:
- Bricker & Eckler,
- Finance,
- Financing Startups,
- Investment,
- Knowledge,
- Venture Capital,
- Venture-capital Company
- Source:
- Bricker & Eckler
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Overview: When it comes to structuring a venture capital deal, “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” This article emphasizes upon raising venture capital, selecting a venture capital firm and then structuring a deal. The terms of a venture capital deal are more complex than the terms for most other forms of financing. It reviews the terms of a typical venture deal. This article provides practical guidelines for preparing presentation, selecting venture capital firms, determining the amount of capital to raise, and structuring financing. All these have been discussed in detail. Thus, planning the development of business and protecting resources are requisite initial steps. Careful preparation of due diligence for potential venture capital firms is also a necessary part of the process. As a result, venture and the venture capital firm may achieve a partnership that profits everyone.
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Format: PDF | Size: 80KB | Date: Mar 2001 | Pages: 4
