Difference between revisions of "Venture Capital (VC)"
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* [[Andreessen Horowitz]]. AUM 30 billions | * [[Andreessen Horowitz]]. AUM 30 billions | ||
* [[Altimeter Capital]]. AUM 20 billions | * [[Altimeter Capital]]. AUM 20 billions | ||
| + | * [[Founders Fund]] AUM 11 billions | ||
* [[Bain Capital Ventures]]: AUM 10 billions | * [[Bain Capital Ventures]]: AUM 10 billions | ||
* [[GGV Capital]] AUM 9 billions | * [[GGV Capital]] AUM 9 billions | ||
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* [[ParTech]] | * [[ParTech]] | ||
* [[Union Square Ventures (USV)]] | * [[Union Square Ventures (USV)]] | ||
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Revision as of 04:33, 9 March 2023
- Sequoia Capital: 85 billions
- Andreessen Horowitz. AUM 30 billions
- Altimeter Capital. AUM 20 billions
- Founders Fund AUM 11 billions
- Bain Capital Ventures: AUM 10 billions
- GGV Capital AUM 9 billions
- GV (Google Venture) AUM 8 billions
- Greylock AUM 3.5 billions
- Intel Capital
- Google Capital: Glassdoor
- BoxGroup
- Accel (company)
- ParTech
- Union Square Ventures (USV)
Related terms
See also
- Venture capital, Private Equity: Sequoia Capital, Greylock, Andreessen Horowitz, Google Capital, Google Ventures, Accel (company), BoxGroup, GGV Capital, Apax Partners, Founders Fund, Social Capital, Citi Ventures, Insight Partners, SV Angel
- Investment management, Hedge fund, AUM, Sovereign wealth fund, Private Equity, Venture capital, Index, ETF, Government bond, Stock, IFC, Compound interest, Rule of 72, CAGR, Investment banking, Passive investor
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