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LPs in Fund III include institutional investors, family investment holding companies and entrepreneurs.
The speed of the fundraise "validated that we are pretty much alone" in backing European deep tech growth business, says Jolt managing partner Jean Schmitt.
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In Part 2 his series on venture debt, Zack Ellison from Applied Real Intelligence demystifies the intricate world of venture debt deal structures.
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The Michigan firm closed on $50m for its second fund, nearly twice the size of its debut, as it seeks companies outside of traditional tech hubs.
The pros and cons of in-house versus outsourced capital raising was debated at PEI’s Investor Relations forum this week.
LP stands for 'Limited Patience' as overworked, overextended and stressed-out professionals cut ties and create a brain drain.
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A new survey from Goldman Sachs Asset Management found that 48 percent of LPs plan to increase their allocations to secondaries.
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The Canadian early-stage investor plans to invest larger amounts in more kinds of fintech start-ups with its larger sophomore fund.
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By partnering with multiple technical universities and engaging corporations seeking to innovate, the Brussels firm plans to fast-track commercialization of new technologies. 
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'Our focus and competitive advantage in this region has resulted in several exits with 10 times growth and exceeding $100m,' says founder and managing partner Nathaniel Harding.
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