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Venture capital funding is an important source of equity for start-up businesses needing at least $1 million.

A person who makes such investments is called a venture capitalist (VC). Venture funding is available for projects that may be too risky for standard capital markets or traditional banks to handle.

New companies with limited operating history use this form of financing. In exchange for funds, the venture capitalist will typically receive an equity position in the company and a say in its decision making process. Most venture capital comes from wealthy individuals, investment banks and other financial entities, endowment, private and public pension funds, foundations and corporations. They are organized into professionally managed venture capital firms usually in the form of private partnerships or closely-held corporations.

Venture capital firms are organized by industry. A venture firm specializing in software will not typically invest in energy related projects. Projects are carefully screened for technical and business merits.

In recent years money from venture capital firms have nurtured the computer, software and biotech industries as well as companies involved with energy development, transportation and distribution.

In addition to venture-capital,
angel investors also finance start-ups.



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