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Definition of Venture capital - Finance dictionary

Venture capital

The providing of Equity or Equity equivalents to start-ups and recently established companies. Not to be confused with Investment capital, which involves buying more mature companies (leveraged buy-outs). The major difference between the European and US Markets can be seen in this Split between venture capital and Investment capital - Investment capital dominates the European Market of which venture capital has a relatively small share.

Venture capital

The providing of Equity or Equity equivalents to start-ups and recently established companies. Not to be confused with Investment capital, which involves buying more mature companies (leveraged buy-outs). The major difference between the European and US Markets can be seen in this Split between venture capital and Investment capital - Investment capital dominates the European Market of which venture capital has a relatively small share.

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Value
Value added
Value and financial securities
Value at risk
Value creation
Value Date
Value drivers
Value of Business in Force
Value stock
Value-added tax (VAT)
VAR
Variable costs
Variance
Variance Swap
VBI
Vega
Venture capital
Volatility
Volatility - bonds
Volatility - dividends
Volume growth
Volume-weighted average price
Vulture fund
VWAP

Venture capital

The providing of Equity or Equity equivalents to start-ups and recently established companies. Not to be confused with Investment capital, which involves buying more mature companies (leveraged buy-outs). The major difference between the European and US Markets can be seen in this Split between venture capital and Investment capital - Investment capital dominates the European Market of which venture capital has a relatively small share.

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