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Why You May Want to Add Venture Capital to Your Portfolio

VC returns have been strong over many periods¹
VC returns are largely uncorrelated with other asset classes²
A great way to be an impact investor

Footnotes:
1. Cambridge Associates, Venture Capital Benchmarks
2. Top Tier, The Inverse Correlation Between Venture and Public Markets

Many Sophisticated Professional Asset Managers Invest Significantly in Venture Capital

Many top-performing endowments allocate ~15%+ to venture capital and other private investments¹
More and more value is being created in private markets pre-IPO²

Footnotes:
1. Endowment and foundation data as reported to Cambridge Associates LLC
2. www.openviewpartners.com/blog/why-are-we-seeing-fewer-venture-capital-backed-ipos/#.XPawqNNKjBI

A Large, Diversified Portfolio is the Right Way to Invest in Venture Capital

To maximize the chances of 3x fund returns, the bigger the portfolio, the better¹
AVG funds are diversified by stage, sector, geography, lead investor, and vintage year

Footnote:
1. Steve Crossan, “Modelling suggests rational venture investors should have bigger portfolios”

AVG: We Only Co-Invest Alongside Established VC Investors

Venture capital is a Power Law (hits business) asset class¹
We access these investments through our subscriber and community member network
Team of ~50 experienced venture investors dedicated to making the best venture investments possible

Footnote:
1. Steve Crossan, “Modelling suggests rational venture investors should have bigger portfolios”