Rounds of financing - Revision history

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Single rounds of investment are not that common. Entrepreneurs often raise capital in multiple rounds of financing, so that they can take advantage of higher pre-money valuations at each subsequent round. Valuations may rise over subsequent rounds as companies demonstrate proof-of-concept, grow their customer bases, or otherwise increase their probabilities of success. Unlike stages, each round is priced independently and involves a new term sheet specifying the characteristics of the investment. Investors in early rounds typically invest in subsequent rounds to maintain similar ownership percentages in a company over time.

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!Single round of financing
!Staging rounds of financing
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|Increases the risks
|Reduces risk
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|Higher pre-money valuations
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|}
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−	Single rounds of investment are not that common. Entrepreneurs often raise capital in multiple rounds of financing, so that they can take advantage of higher pre-money valuations at each subsequent round. Valuations may rise over subsequent rounds as companies demonstrate proof-of-concept, grow their customer bases, or otherwise increase their probabilities of success. Unlike stages, each round is priced independently and involves a new term sheet specifying the characteristics of the investment. Investors in early rounds typically invest in subsequent rounds to maintain similar ownership percentages in a company over time.	+	Rounds of financing
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−	~~Rounds~~ of financing	+	Single rounds of investment are not that common. Entrepreneurs often raise capital in multiple rounds of financing, so that they can take advantage of higher pre-money valuations at each subsequent round. Valuations may rise over subsequent rounds as companies demonstrate proof-of-concept, grow their customer bases, or otherwise increase their probabilities of success. Unlike stages, each round is priced independently and involves a new term sheet specifying the characteristics of the investment. Investors in early rounds typically invest in subsequent rounds to maintain similar ownership percentages in a company over time.
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		+	!Single round of financing
		+	!Staging rounds of financing
		+	\|-
		+	\|Increases the risks
		+	\|Reduces risk
		+	\|-
		+	\|
		+	\|Higher pre-money valuations
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
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