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Philippine investment
Investment profile
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investments bear extremely high risk, and thus require a very high return
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investment. Because a large percentage of investments are lost completely
when early stage companies fail, professional investors seek
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investment
investments that have the potential to return at least 10 or more times
their original investment within 5 years, through a defined exit strategy,
such as plans for an initial public offering or an acquisition.
Current 'best
practices' suggest that s might do better setting their sights even
higher, looking for companies that will have at least the potential to
provide a 20x-30x return over a five- to seven-year holding period. After
taking into account the need to cover failed investments
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and the multi-year holding time for even the successful ones, however, the
actual effective internal rate of return for a typical successful
portfolio of
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investments might, in reality, be as 'low' as 20-30%.
While the investor's need
for high rates of return on any given investment can thus make financing
an expensive source of funds, cheaper sources of capital, such as bank
financing, are usually not available for most early-stage ventures, which
may be too small or young to qualify for traditional loans.
Seed money can be
distinguished from venture capital in that
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venture capital investment tends to involve
significantly more money, an arm's length transaction, and much greater
complexity in the contracts and corporate structure that accompany the
investment.
Seed funding involves a
higher risk than normal venture capital
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funding since the investor does not see any
existing project to evaluate for funding. Hence the investments made are
usually lower (in the tens-thousands to hundred-thousands of dollars) as
against normal venture capital investment (in the hundred-thousands to
millions of dollars), for similar levels of stake in the
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company.Types of investments
The term
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"investment" is used differently in economics and in finance. Economists
refer to a real investment (such as a machine or a house), while financial
economists refer to a financial asset, such as money that is put into a
bank or the
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market, which may then be used to buy a real
asset.
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