Lots of folks who are new to VC have been asking us 'why invest with emerging managers'? Here is the data 👇🏽
Cambridge Associates recommends venture investing as a part of inter-generational wealth planning. According to a report, "new and developing fund managers consistently rank as some of the best performers" and...
"The data suggest that VC has matured and today exhibits a closer risk/return profile to global PE (buyouts and growth) than it did in the 1990s."
From Prequin: "Our analysis indicates that investors participating in an emerging manager’s first offering tend to be rewarded with better returns than if they had allocated capital to a newly launched fund managed
by an established firm..."
by an established firm..."
"... long term investors are likely to benefit most from
investing with emerging managers." Report: docs.preqin.com/newsletters/hf…
investing with emerging managers." Report: docs.preqin.com/newsletters/hf…
And from @PitchBook: "As of Q2 2020, 17.7% of first-time funds had an IRR of more than 25% compared with 11.3% of vehicles that are Fund IV or later." Report: pitchbook.com/news/articles/…
#EmergingManagers may benefit from seeing & sharing this data with LPs: @oper8rio @wintmead @galeforceVC @noramayc @SupplyChangeCap @RecastCapital @SuttonCapital @IncludeVc @lolitataub @myfriendjanine @dunkhippo33 @BHolls1 @jessicapeltz @EdGrapeNutZimm #VentureCapital
And @ArlanWasHere thank you for being an advocate as always, stats or no stats! Check out the 20 funds she has written checks to:
https://twitter.com/ArlanWasHere/status/1433500351567564809
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