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Isn't 15% x 0.2 rather 0,03x instead of 0,07x?

Prof this is very important to me. Can I have a write up. or a book on this. Recommend please

Thank you professor for the wonderful insights. I agree that to diversify risk, a fund should increase the number of investments. You recommend a minimum of 100 but most funds at max average 10-15 deals a year! What I would like to know is your thoughts on the minimum size of the fund to achieve the capacity to diversify the risk exposure you have explained in your lecture. Wonderful lecture, thank you very much.

What method, between the ones you want trough in all of the lectures, would you choose to use if during an interview at a VC firm they were to ask you to valuate a startup? Greatly explained by the way!!

Never really thought de-risking venture capital was possible. Very insightful as always.

One of the best videos I have seen on this matter.

In my opinion - A startup may take 8-15 years (or more) from start to reach a respectable scale and a valuation which makes sense for a VC investor in term of returns. Compounding plays a major role in wealth creation journey of a startup. So, any VC investor needs to find ways to maintain exposure to the company over a 8-15 year horizon (or more). A way to do it is to have parallel staggered funds which invest at different stages and managed by different teams (with different expertise of investing at different stages) under the same VC umbrella firm. Your views, Professor?

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Great content Professor

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Excellent talk, professor; it was filled with insights and made it very easy to understand.

Very Insightful, thank you.

How does valuation process work for a non revenue early stage startup?

Very informative. Thanks, Claudia!

Those wonderful memories of your classes on Corporate Venturing and Innovation are still fresh, Prof Claudia! I am highly motivated to go through your books on "Mastering Private Equity" and "Private Equity in Action".

Very much looking forward to more content on this topic 🙏

Thank you, Professor. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It got me thinking, however, about what the "valuation technique" should look like for a fund manager looking to invest in a PE/VC fund. My question arises from the recent increase in PE and VC funds in Africa, all of which seem to be emphasizing capital deployment, value addition, monitoring, impact, ESG, and %IRR for investors. What should be the deciding factor? How do we sift through the pipeline of investable funds?

you are the best claudia thanks so much for this lecturers

Thank you professor for this Insight, Professor India and many south east countries have SME, MSME business or family Run business which are profitable from day one but no long term Horizon, but if digital transformation and growth, brand building is added they will become outliers and can change world. How do we categories these business -they are not large for PE but also not small to call them startups but failure rate is less, if these SME start investing on their growth - there EBIDTA gets squeezed Ps: Some day I will be in your class in Singapore ( its my dream ) working towards my dream :):)

very helpful

Fantastic!

Wow. Love this lecture. Thank you so much.

Absolutely incredible!

Congratulations

That was very helpful thanks

What approach to exactly take for a very young company for that matter? Just Comps analysis or making a model based on relevant KPIs?

thanks for uploading! looking forward to the next episode

Fantastic presentation, very well explained! 🙌

Great video, thanks! I understand that in the scorecard method you're using a median valuation for your column 3, but what is the "perfect valuation" in the checklist method? Hopefully, we'll be able to continue this discussion in class at Insead next year :)

Interesting! However whats important to note is that if you want to be compliant with the most used reporting guidelines (IPEV), you will be required to use probability-weighted expected return method (PWERM), option pricing method (OPM), current value method (CVM) or a hybrid of scenario-based methods and OPM. Also very important are the local GAAP valuation standards for the yearly financial statements.

So clear! Question: checklist or scorecard, how do VCs/PE (if the same) figure out the founder & team's ability to execute? Is track record more powerful than the KornFerry/GH Smart assessments? Would love to learn VC/PE PoV here. Thank you, Claudia.

Very good and clear explanations! Thank you professor 🙏 There are so many questions and practices brought by wannabe angels, emerging fund managers but not only, and this is the one often asked.

Thank you. Prof. Zeisberger is the mother Teresa of VC & PE. Hoping to see more videos on VC valuation. If we can get a window into how VCs evaluate & interpret the outputs from the numbers that would be great.

Professor Claudia, First of all thank you for taking out time and doing this series - really grateful and appreciate this . -Aloy. I have one question - Do VC Fund overall performance creates any impact on portfolio company valuations

Thank you!

Hi, regarding the catch up fees is it a 20% of the total distributed dollars in step 1 & step 2 (capital invested & hurdle) ? Or 20% of the hurdle distributed only?

Excellent presentation, helped me a lot

Totally Mesmerized with your content. Now I understand synergy between Dry powder and investment in pipeline. Some time it is good to buy undervalued stock, I started to follow you Mam Certainly you will turn my inquisitive mind into ignited mind. Thanks Mam again from core of my heart, Its puzzled me why your channel is so underrated.

Hi. Min 2:48 states that investors look for the opportunity to make 5-10x. In what time frame? Thanks!

Very clear and interesting. I finally understand SPACS!

Pls make private equity master class

Thanks professor for theis playlist. Can you please make videos on career in private equity middle office and back office roles

Excellent lecture, thank you Prof. Claudia

Thank you professor

excellent

Very useful information! Thank you Professor!

Great video, Can you also please make a video on the tactics (eg-LBO)which PE Fund follows to acquire

Your sessions are awesome. Thanks for this❤❤❤

Great

Thank you for the lecture Claudia!