How VCs Can Create a Winning Investment Thesis
Briefly

In 2024, venture capitalists poured over $200 billion into U.S. startups. The returns show a stark disparity: around 12% on average, but 95% of those returns are captured by merely 5% of the investors. This scenario raises questions about what it takes to join this elite group of top-performing VCs. Nicolas Sauvage, President of TDK Ventures, aids in navigating this landscape, managing $500 million across 44 startups and illustrating the significance of expertise, strategic investments, and strong networks in achieving exceptional returns.
In 2024, venture capitalists invested more than $200 billion into U.S. startups, reflecting a booming sector despite the concentration of returns in the top-tier investors.
95% of the overall returns in venture capital are earned by just 5% of investors, emphasizing the disparity and competitiveness within the VC landscape.
Read at Harvard Business Review
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