Startup Funding Espresso – Types of Limited Partners for a VC Fund

Описание: Types of Limited Partners for a VC Fund

Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso -- your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

In raising a VC fund, there are several types of limited partners.

Here’s a list to consider:

High networth individual

This is a person who has a net worth of over a million dollars available for investment.

They often participate as an active investor.

Ultra high net worth individual.

This is a person who has a net worth of over $5M available for investment.

They can make higher levels of investment and often want a controlling position in the management of the fund.

Single-family office.

This is a family office entity representing one family.

They invest along a more specific investment thesis, but can be patient money.

Multi-family office.

This is a family office entity that represents several families.

They invest in a more risk-averse manner.

Corporate

This is a larger company that makes investments for strategic purposes.

They invest to gain access to new technologies and industries.

Institutions.

These are pension funds, endowments, and foundations.

They invest along a more strict governance structure.

Consider these types of limited partners for your VC fund.



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