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Catching the punter's eye

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Uncertainty plays a large part in investing, and entrepreneurs do not always use the same investment criteria as venture capitalists. Ventures often take longer than expected. Timing and luck have a role, but preliminary investigation is invaluable. Investors should determine whether the business plan is cohesive, the risks have been identified and accounted for, the returns will cover the risks, and the management team is motivated and competent.

Evaluation

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High returns and risky expectations

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A review of investments in Australian venture capital firms is presented. Some observers anticipate around $10 billion could be invested in venture capital during 2000-2005 or 2006. Although it is sometimes difficult to obtain accurate information on the performance of the firms.

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Funding with finesse

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Entrepreneurs seek support of venture capital organizations for business growth. The methods adopted by venture capital firms on equity distribution with entrepreneurs are presented.

Australia, Financial management, Management dynamics, Methods, Management, Finance, Company investment, Company business management, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurship, Company financing, Equity (Finance), Entrepreneurs

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