Venture capital funds manage pooled investments in high-growth opportunities in start-ups and other early-stage firms.
Hedge funds target high-growth firms that are also quite risky. As a result, they are only available to sophisticated investors who can handle losses as well as illiquidity and long investment horizons.
Venture capital funds are used as seed money or “venture capital” by new firms seeking accelerated growth, often in high-tech or emerging industries.
Investors in a venture capital fund will benefit when the portfolio company leaves it as a result of an IPO, merger or acquisition.
Venture financing is financing provided to companies and entrepreneurs. It can be provided at different stages of their development, although it often includes early and seed funding.
The 48 Hour Rule refers to the part of the mortgage allocation process related to the purchase and sale of Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) to be announced (TBA).
A major improvement is a long-term upgrade, adaptation, or improvement to a property that adds value to it, often including structural changes or restoration.
Dark pools are private asset exchanges designed to provide additional liquidity and anonymity when trading large blocks of securities away from prying eyes.