August 2014
Beginner
432 pages
10h 56m
English
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The Business of Venture Capital: Insights from Leading Practitioners on the Art of Raising a Fund, Deal Structuring, Value Creation, and Exit Strategies, 2nd Edition
by Mahendra Ramsinghani
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Index
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- Academic research, sourcing investments
- Accelerators
- Accel Partners
- Accounting operations overview
- Acquisitions:
- buy-side process
- deal killers
- documents to examine
- emerging managers
- introduction
- IPO comparison
- key drivers
- sell process
- when acquirers come calling
- Adams Street Partners
- Administration and operations overview
- Advanced Cardiovascular Systems
- Age as factor:
- last in-first out partners
- sourcing
- Agency archetype
- A-Grade Investments
- Ahrens, Brent
- Ahrens, Jack:
- acquisitions
- career building
- career entry points
- sourcing investments
- structuring investments
- Airline captain assessment style
- Allen & Company
- Allied fields, career entry points
- Alsop-Louie Partners
- Alsop, Stewart
- Alternative assets overview
- Amazon
- AmazonFresh
- Analyst positions, career entry points
- Andersen, Arthur
- Andreessen Horowitz
- Andreessen, Marc:
- business models
- career building
- due diligence process
- fund manager evaluation
- services standard
- sourcing investments
- structuring investments
- venture firm overview
- Andrews, Whit
- Angel groups and networks:
- career entry points
- sourcing investments
- AngeList
- Angel rounds
- Antidilution protections
- Antifragile concept
- Anti-portfolios
- Apple:
- acquisitions
- boardroom challenges
- due diligence process
- management team diligence
- sourcing investments
- Arboretum Ventures
- ARCH Venture Partners:
- boardroom challenges
- emerging managers
- fund-raising process
- sourcing investments
- Arete concept
- Ariely, Dan
- Art critic assessment style
- Asimov, Isaac
- Aspegren, Lindsay ...
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