| |
| |
- What is Venture Capital or Private Equity? |
| |
- What type of company does VCF like to invest? |
| |
- What are the Pros and Cons in having VCF as a partner? |
| |
- What does a VC company ("VCC") look for in a prospective partner ? |
| |
- How to make a business plan attractive to VCs ? |
| |
- Will VCs sign non-disclosure agreement, or otherwise swear secrecy ? |
| |
- Will I lose control of my company if I enter into an agreement with a VC? |
| |
- How will I know if my company is ready for a partnership with a VC? |
| |
- How long does due diligence process take? |
| |
- Are VCCs the best source of funding for my needs? |
| |
| Are VCCs the best source of funding for my needs? |
|
VCs fill
a very crucial void in the funding lifecycle of companies
such as yours at a point that is somewhere between the
time you max out your credit cards, borrow modest sums
from your friends, parents, in-laws or favorite sister,
and the time your company has a balance sheet strong
enough to get a loan from a commercial bank. VCs are
in the business of making prudent "risk-taking"
investments in companies like yours, which demonstrate
the qualities necessary for success. They are often
ready to put money, experience, and expertise at your
disposal when no one else is willing or able to take
that chance.
|
|
|
FAQ
