Month: December 2019

Primer: Carried Interest in Venture Capital Funds

We are often asked about the prevalent market options for structuring carried interest provisions in venture capital funds. In this post, we’ll speak of mainstream venture capital funds, so to speak. Terms differ in special situations, like co-investment funds, top-up funds, funds that are wholly or partially funds-of-funds, and so […]

Jordan Silber / December 16, 2019

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Month: December 2019

Primer: Carried Interest in Venture Capital Funds