Question
Which of the following statements correctly distinguish
Venture Capital (VC) from Private Equity (PE)? Venture Capital firms invest primarily in early-stage startups, whereas Private Equity firms invest in mature companies. Â Private Equity investments generally involve taking full control of the company, while Venture Capital investments are typically minority stakes. Â Private Equity focuses on long-term value creation through operational improvements, whereas Venture Capital focuses on high-growth potential companies . ÂSolution
Explanation: Â
- VC firms fund startups with high growth potential but high risk . Â
- PE firms invest in established companies , often restructuring operations for better returns. Â
- VC investments are minority stakes , whereas PE firms usually acquire controlling stakes to manage operations. Â
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