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A limited partnership involves at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. Learn more about the GP's role in venture and private equity.

The guideline public company method (GPC method or GPCM) is one way to calculate a private company’s valuation. Learn what the GPCM is and how it works.

A syndicate is a group investors who invest in startups or companies on a deal-by-deal basis. Learn how angel-run syndicates work in the venture ecosystem.

Understand key differences between a bear market and a bull market and how market fluctuations affect private fund performance.

The SEC regulates most aspects of venture capital funds and fund managers. Learn more about private fund regulation requirements to remain compliant.

Learn what it means to close a venture capital fund, including the different stages and steps.

For emerging fund managers trying to break into venture capital, the fundraising boom of the past decade is over. During the first half of 2022, the limited

A valuation policy is an outline of the approach your fund takes to determine the fair value of its portfolio company assets for financial reporting.

Venture scouts are individuals external to a VC firm, who are able to identify promising startups at the early stage and pass on deal flow to venture firms.

From just a handful of investor networks on the continent in the late 90s to a market that today sees more than 2,000 angel groups and 450,000 investors, the space is hotter than never.

Learn more about deal-by-deal investment vehicles and why they are booming.