US EditionWhy a $20 Billion Fund Can’t Work
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Why a $20 Billion Fund Can’t Work
Subscribe Andreessen Horowitz is raising a $20 billion fund. Getting a decent return on this money will be almost impossible. To understand why, we have to look at how venture funds make their money. How VC’s Make Money Big funds like a16z lead rounds in a startup, typically from Series A onward. In a Series A, the lead will usually buy 10-20% of the company. In a later stage round, it’s likely to be less. At exit, the VC is likely to see 50% di…
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