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Opinion
Kim: Most LPs invest via social proof and preserve failing VC funds
“I think most LPs are social proof investors. I think that there's a substantial dynamic of you don't get fired for buying IBM. And venture funds are hard to kill. A lot of them should have been killed, but they're 10 to 12 year vehicles.”
Michael Kim Jul 6, 2016 ▶ 22:43 20VC: What It Takes To Raise A VC Fund & Investing in First Time Fund Managers with Michael Kim @ Cendana Capital
Opinion
Kim: Most VC fund of funds are terrible asset gatherers
“I think most venture capital fund of funds are terrible. They're asset gatherers. They want AUM. They want management fee. A lot of them don't even charge carry.”
Michael Kim Jul 6, 2016 ▶ 25:14 20VC: What It Takes To Raise A VC Fund & Investing in First Time Fund Managers with Michael Kim @ Cendana Capital
Opinion
Kim: Party rounds are the absolute worst early-stage financing structure
“Now, the absolute worst scenario, and Mark Suster actually talks about it in his recent post on both sides of the table, are these party rounds. I don't think these party rounds are happening as often, but these party rounds are where 20 plus individuals, you …”
Michael Kim Jul 6, 2016 ▶ 8:23 20VC: What It Takes To Raise A VC Fund & Investing in First Time Fund Managers with Michael Kim @ Cendana Capital
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