In finance, a tear sheet helps investors understand how their investment is performing. Learn more about how to create a tear sheet, what to include, and best practices.

A qualified purchaser can invest in unregistered securities. Learn how the SEC defines a qualified purchaser, how it differs from an accredited investor, and the requirements needed to qualify.

This anchor check can provide a strong financial base for the rest of the fund, and a consequential investment from a key LP can send a strong signal to the rest of the market about a new fund’s viability.

Learn how private equity and venture firms manage exit payouts and streamline complex structures using modern software, and compare American vs. European structures.

In this article, you will learn about the purpose of carried interest and how it works within the private fund industry, including specific examples of how carried interest is taxed and how it differs from ordinary income.

A close look at how venture capital and private equity firms track the financial performance of their portfolio companies and why this portfolio monitoring is a critical aspect of fund management.