Archive for the ‘Venture Capital’ Category
July 11th, 2009
I must admit that I have had a bias against my clients selling their businesses to private equity firms until I discovered that there are some situations where it might be the best exit strategy. Our firm represents business sellers primarily in the information technology and healthcare industries. Because the valuation multiples in these industries can get a little rich, they do not normally fit the more conservative EBITDA models of the private equity industry.
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July 9th, 2009
Since you are reading this article, you have definitely heard the phrase it takes money to make money. This is absolutely true, but how much money depends on what kind of venture you are getting entering.
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July 1st, 2009
Throughout my career I have raised and deployed tens of millions of dollars in venture capital to build out products and infrastructure and expand our marketing reach for various ventures. As a business owner there are a series of important questions to answer as you continue to pursue greater market opportunities:
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June 26th, 2009
Owning a financial instrument which involves receiving a large amount of money in small deferred payments doesn't necessarily mean that there are no other options when it comes to utilizing the full value of such instrument. There are several monetary packages which offer small deferred payments according to every situation. The most popular are structured settlements, mortgage or business notes and lottery winnings.
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June 26th, 2009
Joint venture with other businesses that are already delivering solutions to your hot market and split the earnings with them. The more the product or service owner is trusted and considered to be an expert in his or her field, the more the Joint Venture will have the potential to be profitable. The key for you here is to create the type of Joint Venture that absolutely no one can say no to. For more detail go to: www.joint-venture-secret.com.A joint venture is an agreement in which two or more businesses work on a project for a set period of time.
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June 24th, 2009
At long last, specialists have agreed upon two model contracts for international joint ventures. Legal experts from a Geneva law firm who provided the initial drafts describe their features.
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June 18th, 2009
What should you expect when you approach a venture capital firm for a loan? How about if you are approaching them for investment purposes? This article will attempt to cover both aspects of what you can expect from a venture capital firm, and how to get the most out of the ones you will encounter. First of all, what is a venture capital firm? They are also referred to as private equity investors. A venture capital firm is a company that handles investments from several individuals by using their money to invest in up and coming small businesses that need money to get going. They have lots of experience when it comes to this, so listen up if you want info on how to take advantage of their services.
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June 9th, 2009
In contrast, they may need to combine their abilities for only a limited period, or only for carrying out a specific project. Because of the relatively short duration of such an association, a permanent arrangement such as a partnership would be unsuitable and unnecessary. In such cases, parties often enter into a more informal type of association known as a joint venture. A joint venture is an association similar to a partnership, but which is entered into for a limited and specific object. These days they are frequently used in large construction projects. As a result of this latter development, for more details visit to www.joint-ventures-secret.com large companies have become involved in 'long-term' joint ventures and suitable accounting accountability of their interests in such ventures has become essential.
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June 9th, 2009
Starting a business would always require funding or capital. Every entrepreneur or businessman has to have his money to raise or start up any business. If he does not have that money, he must be wise enough to find ways how to raise funds for his business.
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June 7th, 2009
It's a risky business, but still, somebody decided to do it. Venture capital is a sort of financing scheme that funds businesses that have been found to have some growth potential.
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