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As Steve Case has said, it’s ridiculous that anyone can gamble and be guaranteed to lose money, but there are strict regulations around who can invest in early-stage private companies and earn (in some cases) a 27% IRR on their capital. *. The Entrepreneurs Access to Capital Act helps to redress this. Start now! *
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While currently free to angel groups, their business model revolves around aggregating the angel investment data. If my math is correct, this is approximately a 31% IRR, which has to beat individual angel investments on aggregate and venture capital returns over the period of the study (1990-2007). return on investment after 3.5
As fiduciaries, the general partners of the uVC funds have to begin to focus on the dreaded VC I-word : IRR. The institutional funds typically manage a relatively large pot of capital (~$300M or higher per fund, with multiple funds running). <$50K in aggregate. They have 4-10 partners who are investing on their behalf.
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