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Distributions to paid-in capital, which measures how much capital a fund has returned from exiting its investments, is a key metric for limited partners.

The founder and managing partner of seed firm NOEMIS Venture is investing from his first institutional fund, a $25.8 million vehicle that closed in 2022.

Learn what a search fund is and how it works as a private investment vehicle for entrepreneurs. We'll also cover how the search fund model works and how it compares to a traditional private equity fund.

Why do firms that invest in the best companies still run on spreadsheets and PDFs?

Initial data from Q3 2024 shows median pre-money valuations and cash raised remained steady compared to previous quarters across the U.S. venture ecosystem.

Compared to two years ago, valuation step-up multiples have declined while the typical time between priced rounds has risen. How are founders navigating the market’s ebbs and flows?

With Carta Deal Closings, eligible Carta cap table customers now have access to a workflow tool that automates most of the administrative tasks required to close a financing round. Whether you're a founder or a law firm, Deal Closings is designed to make the process faster, more transparent, and cost-effective.

Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) offers founders, early employees, and investors the ability to exclude up to $10M (or 10x their basis, whichever is higher) of gain on stock sales from eligible companies. This article covers QSBS qualifications, potential risks, and tools to help shareholders stay compliant and maximize tax benefits.

As tax season approaches, you can use Carta to send out K-1s to all your investors at once. Carta makes it easy to manage your Schedule K-1 documents.

No matter which party wins either chamber of Congress, thin margins will continue to make sweeping changes unlikely. But a few points of bipartisan agreement could bring more capital to the private markets and expand access for more investors.

Key tax deadlines are coming up in 2025 for LLC and corporation businesses. Here are the dates and IRS forms you need to know.