Duggal: Female Founders Fund reserves 50%+ for follow-ons and SPVs
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Anu Duggal is Founding Partner at Female Founders Fund. She details reserve management strategy and follow-on capital allocation through SPVs.
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“Both with fund one and with fund two, we've allocated at least 50% of the fund for follow-on investments, and through SPVs, we've actually invested more in follow-on rounds than through the fund directly”
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