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Speaking at the Argyle Executive Forum's 2007 Leadership in Venture Capital Conference, Sanford Miller, a general partner at Institutional Venture Partners spoke on late-stage venture capital investing and what exits will look like in the second half of 2007.
The private equity credit crunch Miller said that while venture firms have been fairly isolated from the fallout of the pull-back in easy credit for LBO deals, its effects have been felt indirectly. Among its most immediate results has been that the private equity shops awash in cash that had been moving into late-stage VC investing have lost interest. Additionally, when credit was easy, late-stage companies had been getting pretty good terms on venture debt, so they had started to move away from equity; that trend is reversing. The exit environment
See The Deal's May 17 story on IVP's $600 million fund Tags: vc, venture+capital
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