Sentences with phrase «raising institutional money»

Growth capital is commonly defined as between $ 10 mm to $ 75 mm, and in absence of capital markets for smaller IPOs, raising institutional money has become the most common way to gain access capital for growth companies.

Raising institutional money is like marriage.

When you're an early - stage startup that hasn't raised any institutional money you end up doing almost every job function of the company yourself.

Not exact matches

A traditional venture - capital firm raises money primarily from institutional investors and high - net - worth individuals, while corporate venture capital uses cash reserves from a parent company to fund new endeavors.

If you look at the actual money raised, less money by far than Joe Khan [who placed second and was the frontrunner at the beginning of the race], less institutional support than Joe Khan, who in many ways was the mainstream liberal candidate.

Qualtrics has raised $ 220 million from Accel Partners, Sequoia Capital, and Insight Venture Partners over two rounds of funding, but the 13 - year - old company was bootstrapped for its first decade, taking institutional money for the first time in 2012.

5 And it doesn't seem to have much trouble with the amount of money it can raise: This round of fundraising involves «at least $ 1 billion» in institutional money and «several hundred million» from individuals, and «Uber still has some $ 1bn on hand from previous investment rounds.»

About half the money for the project will be raised from the public at large later this winter, after institutional investors have had the chance to buy in.

Institutions such as governments and corporations use the capital markets to raise money through public offerings of bonds and stocks or through private placements of securities to institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies.

The firm is a longstanding adviser to UK clearing banks and also represents institutional investors on large - scale privately placed bond issues, particularly in relation to UK - based issuers raising money in the US private placement market.

Speaking to Business Insider two weeks after the startup announced it had raised $ 40mln in new funding since October, CEO Bill Barhydt said western institutional money would begin to «dip its toes» into crypto assets in 2018.

The SAFT Approach is an investment scheme divided in two separate, though inextricably connected, events: (1) the raising of money from institutional or other large investors to fund the development of a token - based platform, and (2) the delivery of «genuinely functional» tokens to investors for later resale to the public.

The marriage of Colony and the NorthStar companies — one of which focused on commercial - property investments and debt, with the other managing the REIT's assets — accelerated growth for Colony Capital, which had been slower to raise money from institutional investors after its financial - crisis losses.

Blackstone raises huge sums of money, largely from institutional limited partners such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds.

When speaking to National Real Estate Investor Online, he said, «There could be a day down the road where players that have traditionally raised money for institutional investors could be looking at this retail channel as a supplement, or even as an alternative when it gets big enough.»