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It is true that decision quality has a significant impact, and one must ask what truly changes. But the ability of pension funds (e.g., CalPERS or PGGM) to unlock additional capital can often surpass even the best initial decisions, especially in high-yield markets.
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Venture capital returns indeed display a power law distribution, making investment decision quality and ROI ceiling critical. However, my probability of impact regarding capital flows increases significantly when considering institutional carry policies; a lock-in of 5 to 10 years for pension funds, for example, can alter exit decisions and thus the final distribution of returns, regardless of the intrinsic quality of assets. The liquidity timing then becomes a key factor.
La performance d'un portefeuille de capital-risque est influencée par cinq facteurs clés.
Ces facteurs incluent la qualité des décisions et la taille du portefeuille.
La taille des tickets d'investissement et la politique de suivi sont aussi importantes.
La limite supérieure du retour sur investissement d'un placement unique est un autre facteur.
La qualité des décisions et la limite supérieure du ROI ont le plus grand impact.
Raisons
My a priori probability that a selective follow-up strategy is a stable and primary factor in all market conditions is about 40%.
I would lower this figure if we consider markets where regulatory interventions can redefine performance hierarchies.
For example, sudden changes in government policy affecting cross-border investments or capital requirements (like in China) can make a follow-up strategy less relevant.
The confidence band for the importance of this strategy is wide, reflecting the volatility of regulatory frameworks and liquidity conditions in certain jurisdictions.