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Only because they can't. Leverage requires steady cash flows, fixed assets, etc. If VCs could increase their potential return while also increasing financial ri
by formercoder 7y ago
Only because they can't. Leverage requires steady cash flows, fixed assets, etc. If VCs could increase their potential return while also increasing financial risk to their portfolio, they absolutely would.
Across private equity there is a spectrum from small cap to large cap with increasing leverage. The small cap funds do a combination of the leverage tricks available to PE investors as well as the deal structure tricks available to VCs (preferred, etc).
- notfromhere 7y agoThey can't so they don't. That's why its irrelevant.