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How Venture Capital Works
Venture capitalists invest other people's money in high-risk asset classes, usually approaching sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, endowments, or university groups. The venture capitalists will receive a percentage of the return on investments, typically 20% of any profits made by the fund.
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Investor Chris Saka and entrepreneur Peter Thiel discuss the challenges of adapting to new markets rules and discuss strategies to succeed in the ever-changing world of business.
07:19 - 09:29 (02:10)
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Investor Chris Saka and entrepreneur Peter Thiel discuss the challenges of adapting to new markets rules and discuss strategies to succeed in the ever-changing world of business.
ChapterHow Venture Capital Works
Episode#270: Investing Wisdom from Marc Andreessen, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman, Chris Sacca, and Others
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Venture capital funds attract investments, often from entities such as sovereign wealth or pension funds, by promising to invest in high-risk asset classes for potential high rewards, taking a percentage of the profits as compensation.
09:29 - 13:32 (04:03)
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Venture capital funds attract investments, often from entities such as sovereign wealth or pension funds, by promising to invest in high-risk asset classes for potential high rewards, taking a percentage of the profits as compensation.