Venture capital
Venture capital, as the name denotes has inherent risks. It is generally an investment made in the initial stage of a company with the presumption that it is going to hit gold. Obviously, much research and analysis goes into it, and people and firms with high-profile pedigree are hired to do the needful. Generally, venture capitalists are those firms or person with deep pockets who can bear the failure of one or two ventures.
Venture capital investment is normally done in blue-chip sectors like IT, where the general trend is upwards. There is that much element of bug money coming in through investments. They also create a good picture of the evolving or starting company through smart marketing and help in setting a high IPO price.
The capitalists often have a big hand in finalizing the company’s prospects and agendas, and many companies hand big responsibilities over their shoulders to ensure best results.
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