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Page 1: Introduction to Venture Funding

January 2015

Introduction to Venture Financing

Douglas Abrams

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About the facilitator

Wharton MBA

JP Morgan – Vice PresidentIB Technology, GM Internet Marketing

Parallax Capital Mgmt – Co-founder and MD Private Equity

Extream Ventures – Co-founder and MDS$20 million seed fund

Expara – Founder and MDIDM Ventures Incubator, advisory, training

NUS – Adjunct Associate Professor, Business School, Entrepreneurship, Sasin – Visiting Professor, Venture Capital

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VC mindset

Risk and return are highly correlated

You cannot increase return without taking more risk

Return

Risk

Potential outcomes

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Key elements for success

• Solving a painful problem for customers – Value proposition

• Developing an innovative product – Innovation

• Customers and competitors – Market identification and analysis

• Reaching customers – Marketing, sales and distribution strategy

• Competing when others enter - Sustainable competitive advantage

• Make money – Business model and financial plan

• Team – A team or B team

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Key venture finance terms

Business model

Financial projections

Valuation

Funding required and equity offered

Use of Proceeds

Exit Strategy and ROI

Cap table

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Company valuation methods

Price to earnings (p/e)

Dividend yield

Multiple of book value

Comparables

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)

VC method

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How much equity does the investor receive?

Pre-money valuation– Amount invested by VC ÷ (Agreed pre-money value of business

+ Amount invested by VC) – $3MM pre + 1 MM VC = 25% VC equity

Post-money valuation– Amount invested by VC ÷ post-money valuation– $4MM post = 25% VC equity

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How do VCs make money?

Trade sale – sell to another company

IPO – sell to the public through listing on an exchange

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Stages and sources of funds

Founder’s Capital

Seed/Angel

Series A, B, C

Mezzanine Pre-IPO IPO

VC hurdle rates 60-100% 40-60% 20% Why are these rates so high?

OM F,F&F

Incubators corporations government

Customers, suppliers, strategic partnersVCs, Banks for VC loans

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Calculate investor’s ROI including dilution

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Key elements of a venture deal

Board of directors

Protective provisions

Drag-along agreement

Conversion

Control

Price-per-share

Valuation

Amount of financing

Liquidation preference

Vesting

Options pool

Anti-dilution

Pay-to-play

Economics

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Contact us

Douglas Abrams

Expara, Expara IDM Ventures– [email protected]– www.expara.com

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