A venture capital fund is a type of investment fund that pools capital from multiple investors to invest in early-stage high-potential startups in exchange for ownership shares in these companies.
For example, a $150 million venture capital fund raises capital from pension funds and high-net-worth investors, then deploys it across 25 early-stage companies over a 10-year fund life — aiming for a small number of big wins that return the fund many times over despite inevitable losses in the portfolio.
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