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>There is a solution for this.
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>Get your project funded beyond start up and operational budget.
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>I think is better to have a cash rich IPO candidate than a risky start up
>struggling to make it beyond a business cycle.
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>In my funding model, the VC does not fund the project directly, it invest
>in an arbitrage situation that return far more than investing in a
>project, while indirectly, from part of the arbitrage profits, the project
>is funded, beyond start up, and this with the plus of an endownment fund
>that assure its operational budget for, at least, a business cycle.
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>This is called transactional funding. Which is an investment banking type
>of funding.
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>Now, how to do this? Instead of having to rise large amounts of money, a
>group of projects can talk to their investors and create a join VC fund.
>Thei can participate in the type of transaction I do and get very high
>returns without the risks associated with the projects, then, from the
>same set of transactions, fund the projects (including the endownment
>fund). Ready for IPO?
>
>Francisco Lopez
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