Venture Round - See Also

See Also

  • Private equity
  • Investment
  • Corporate Finance
  • List of finance topics
  • Securities offerings
  • Securities Act of 1933


Private equity and venture capital
Basic investment types
  • Buyout
  • Venture
  • Mezzanine
  • Growth
  • Secondaries
  • Equity co-investment
History
  • History of private equity and venture capital
  • Early history of private equity
  • Private equity in the 1980s
  • Private equity in the 1990s
  • Private equity in the 2000s
Terms and concepts
Buyout
  • Financial sponsor
  • Management buyout
  • Divisional buyout
  • Buy–sell agreement
  • Leveraged recapitalization
  • Dividend recapitalization
Venture
  • Seed money
  • Startup company
  • Angel investor
  • Venture capital financing
  • Pre-money valuation
  • Post-money valuation
  • Venture round
  • Venture debt
  • Bootstrap funding
Structure
  • Private equity firms and funds
  • Limited partnership
  • Limited liability company
  • Carried interest
  • Management fee
  • Publicly traded private equity
    • Business Development Company
    • Venture capital trust
  • Private investment in public equity (PIPE)
  • Pledge fund
Investors
  • Corporations
  • Institutional investors
  • Pension funds
  • Insurance companies
  • Fund of funds
  • Endowments
  • Foundations
  • Investment banks
  • Merchant banks
  • Commercial banks
  • High-net-worth individuals
  • Family offices
  • Sovereign wealth funds
Related financial terms
  • Undercapitalization
  • Initial public offering (IPO)
  • M&A
  • Leverage
  • High-yield debt
  • Capital structure
  • Capital call
  • EBITDA
  • IRR
  • Envy ratio
  • Cap table
  • Private equity and venture capital investors
  • Private equity firms
  • Venture capital firms
  • Angel investors
  • Portfolio companies

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