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19 May 09

ASSOB Subscribers Area

  • largest unlisted securities platform
  • combined value of companies listed on ASSOB (based on last sale share prices) is in excess of $500M.
19 Oct 08

YouNoodle | Welcome to YouNoodle!

  • YouNoodle is a place to discover and support the hottest early-stage companies and university innovation.
    We provide business competition, events, and mailing list features for real-world startup communities.
  • What will your startup be worth in 3 years?
30 Oct 07

Convertible Note

  • convert the total amount of the note into equity when an institutional investor (such as a Venture Capitalist) makes an investment. 
  • The cost of borrowing is lower for the seller, with convertable notes, since the buyer has the option of converting it into stock. 
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24 Sep 07

UniQuest

  • niQuest bears all costs of commercialising an innovation, including patent searches, patenting and other legal costs.

Innovation Investment Fund Program (IIF) (Round Three) - Frequently Asked Questions

  • . The calculation to measure a fund's underperformance will only be utilised after year three of

        a fund's life. Provisions relating to underperformance will be included in a fund's governing

        documents and will be subject to consideration by the Program Delegate.
  • How long do successful Fund Managers have to make investments?



    A. A licensed fund will have five years after the granting of a licence to make new investments. 

        Investment after that time must only be follow-on investments unless approval is granted by

        the Program Delegate under specific circumstances. The Program Delegate's decision will be

        subject to advice from the IR&D Board.
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Innovation Investment Fund Round 3 (IIF3) Now Open -- 9 November 2006

  • $200 million in the 2006 Federal Budget
  • each successful applicant will receive a licence of up to $20 million to establish a fund, to be matched by a minimum, dollar-for-dollar investment by the private sector.
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Innovation Investment Fund (Round One and Two)- Interim Evaluation - Fact Sheet

  • support the provision of early stage capital, including seed, start-up and early expansion stages, to new technology based firms; to facilitate the creation of a self-sustaining, early stage technology based venture capital market; to develop experienced early stage venture capital fund managers; and to establish a revolving or self-funding program.
  • IIF is providing $358.4 million to achieve these objectives, of which the Australian Government is contributing $220.7 million and the private sector $137.7 million
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11 Sep 07

VentureBeat » What motivates an investor to say “yes”

  • Venture investments by their very nature require a leap of faith (none more than ours) that only comes when an investor becomes aspirational – when he or she wants the investment to make sense (even though statistically deals never do make sense).
  • three things come together for the investor
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31 Jul 07

Startup Company Lawyer

  • I think that if there is a bridge loan after a Series A financing, the investors should receive the same level of representations and warranties that the previous Series A investors received.
15 May 07

Charles River Ventures’ Angel Experiment: First Nine Investments

  • When Charles River Ventures announced its Quick Start program last year to provide a few hundred thousand dollars to startups on an expedited basis, it caused minor ripples in the Angel funding market.
  • CRV is doing very well overall. They say their 2000 fund will return 2-3x to limited partners, an excellent return by any measure, particularly given the 4 year nuclear investment winter from 2000-2004.

Early Stage VC Investing

  • Early-stage investors are moving down the road and investing more and more of their funds in later-stage companies.
  • In 1996, 42% of all venture dollars were invested in Series A. Ten years later, that figure is down to 20%. Meanwhile, the percentage of money invested in Series B or later has risen from 56% in 1996 to 73% in 2006 (note that seven percent of capital deployed in the first half of 2006 went to restart financings – another post in itself but also a clear sign that the aftermath of the bubble is still with us). Later-stage investments alone have risen over the last 10 years from 33% of venture dollars invested to 49%.
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