Which of the following statements correctly distinguish Venture Capital (V

• C from Private Equity (P
• E ? Venture Capital firms invest primarily in early-stage startups, whereas Private Equity firms invest in mature companies.   Private Equity investments generally involve taking full control of the company, while Venture Capital investments are typically minority stakes.   Private Equity focuses on long-term value creation through operational improvements, whereas Venture Capital focuses on high-growth potential companies .