2. Venture Capital Fund and Private Equity Growth Funds target different kinds of companies. Compare and...
2. Venture Capital Fund and Private Equity Growth Funds target different kinds of companies.
Compare and contrast the two types of lending sources and their respective objectives.
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| Private Equity | Venture Capital |
| They can buy companies from any industry , but mostly matured companies. | They are limited to only startups with high potential growth. |
| They deal with both debt and cash . | They only deal with equity. |
| This involves buying mostly 100% of the stake. | This involves buying 50% or less stakes in the company. |
| The size of the investment is large . Eg :- 100 million | The size of the investment is small. Eg:- 10 million |
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