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When the company hits potholes, Flexible VC investors usually don’t have the nuclear options of firing management and/or doing a recapitalization. Governance. Their only option is to work with management to try to fix the problems. Few strings attached : Founders have autonomy to spend the funds in whatever way they like.
They can even add more value than an independent board member because they don’t have to deal with corporate governance. The company is acquired, recapitalized, or otherwise restructured and the advisors are no longer useful or desired. Or they raise your money for you. Or they bring you a handful of great employees.
This severely heightens the risk of either running out of money or a complete recapitalization that wipes out previous shareholders (founder, employees, and investors alike). Any investor asked to follow a dirty offering will look at the complexity of the previous offering and likely opt out.
On the positive side, corporate profits are up, their balance sheets have been repaired and they have recapitalized themselves to have lower amounts of debt relative to equity. The fundamentals in our economy are mostly not on more solid footing than when I wrote the posts in 2009 and 2010. Not just tech companies but industrials, too.
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