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Private equity funds are pools of capital to be invested in companies that represent an opportunity for a high rate of return. They come with a fixed investment horizon, typically ranging from four to seven years, at which point the PE firm hopes to profitably exit the investment
Private equity funds generally fall into two categories
Venture Capital Funds are pools of capital that typically invest in small, early stage and emerging businesses that are expected to have high growth potential, but have limited access to other forms of capital. From the point of view of small start-ups with ambitious value propositions and innovations, VC funds are an essential source to raise capital.
Contrary to VC funds, leveraged buyout funds invest in more mature businesses, usually taking a controlling interest. LBO funds use extensive amounts of leverage to enhance the rate of return. Buyout finds tend to be significantly larger in size than VC funds.
A mezzanine fund is a pool of capital that invests in mezzanine finance for acquisitions, growth, recapitalization, or management/leveraged buyouts. In the capital structure of a company, mezzanine finance is a hybrid between equity and debt. Mezzanine financing most commonly takes the form of preferred stock or subordinated and unsecured debt.
A private debt fund specializes in the kind of lending activity that’s handled by a variety of entities aside from banks. These funds raise money from investors before lending that money to a wide range of companies. Private debt fund is mainly used as an alternative to traditional bank lending (Alternative loan market).