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Here's How to Invest Like a Rich Person

The Motley Fool

Morgan Private Bank 2024 Global Family Office Report found that rich families invest about 46% of their portfolios in "alternative assets," which the survey defines as hedge funds, private equity, private credit, real estate, and venture capital (VC) funds. Wealthier investors are expected to be better-situated to tolerate those risks.

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Half Of All VCs Beat The Stock Market

A VC: Musings of a VC in NYC

There has been this narrative about investing in VC funds that you have to get into the top quartile (25%) or possibly the top decile (10%) in order to generate good returns. Half of all venture funds outperform the stock market which is the benchmark most institutions measure VC funds against.

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Accessibility as an Advantage in Venture Capital: Why Creating Value for Everyone in the Community Wins

This is going to be BIG.

That believe has not only translated into the most diverse portfolio run by an investor who looks like me, with over 50% of the teams including diverse founders, but also into top quartile returns in our last fund. Contact me here to find out more about this.)

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Why Don't More Emerging VCs Have Coaches?

This is going to be BIG.

I was no longer the CEO of my startup. Also, some partners are notoriously stingy about sharing fund economics—and the industry very quickly finds out who those firms are. Those are the ones that constantly seem to be throwing off (losing) high-quality investors. who would benefit from coaching, please put me in touch.

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At the Money: Meb Faber on Tax Aware ETFs

The Big Picture

And find the entire musical playlist of At the Money on Spotify Some investors have big, concentrated equity positions that have accrued big gains. Perhaps they have some founder stock from a startup. The challenge for investors is how can they diversify when selling shares leads to owing big capital gains? Amazing, right?

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The 25 Most Active Independent Sponsors on Axial

Axial

In terms of where to slot us from an investor type – we are unique in the sense that we have owned and operated our own businesses since 2001, invested our own capital and also raised capital from LPs (both institutional and smaller accredited investors).”

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Moving Fast, Breaking Things, and the Support of Disruption

This is going to be BIG.

Even if they were, startup employees usually don't hold more than 10% of the company's overall stock and less than 10% of the company's employees were black at the time of the IPO. And investors? Because of that, my deal flow is better, and the investments I can make on behalf of those who funded me will be better.

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