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Family offices leverage SPVs amid VC fundraising struggles

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Venture capital fundraising is facing challenges, with emerging firms struggling to attract capital. In response, family offices are employing Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to amplify their investment impact, turning smaller checks into larger exposures. This strategy is gaining traction as a way to navigate the current funding landscape. AI

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Family offices leverage SPVs amid VC fundraising struggles

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Josipa Majic Predin, Contributor ·

    Small LP Checks Buy SPV Leverage As Emerging VC Fundraising Starves

    Family offices are turning $250K fund checks into multiples of SPV exposure while three firms take 48% of VC capital. Paul Lee and Adeo Ressi on the model, with next steps for GPs and LPs.

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