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Fee Structure of Venture Capital Firms
Venture capital firms typically charge a management fee based on the fund size, and also receive carry, which is a percentage of the profits earned. This system has come into question recently, as some have found that investing in private companies can yield greater returns than investing in public markets.
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ChapterFee Structure of Venture Capital Firms
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Venture capital firms typically charge a management fee based on the fund size and get a percentage share of the profits as a carry.
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Venture capital firms typically charge a management fee based on the fund size and get a percentage share of the profits as a carry. Some firms have re-evaluated their fee structure due to excess demand, while others may have historical ties with foundations like the Ford Foundation.