Discusses some of the fundamental issues in the evaluation of venture capital transactions. The topic, not necessarily limited to the support of venture capital companies, but that often surface in entrepreneurial companies that are financed or venture capitalists and other private investors. Covers five sections: (1) introduces the so-called venture capital method, (2) consider the problem of determining the final cost, (3) review the application of the risk, (4) is considered to identify funding needs and ways of working with multiple rounds of financing, and (5) briefly discusses the use of these methods in the real negotiations. "Hide
by Thomas Hellmann 13 pages. Publication Date: March 14, 2001. Prod. #: E95-PDF-ENG
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