What's inside

What the opportunity looks like this year in Australian VC, and how to take advantage

How performance is varying across small funds, mega funds, and multistagers (and why bigger doesn't equal better)

Why trends like the Surry Hills sunrise, the advent of AI, and stirring IPO activity are making venture capital exciting again

What “seed stage” investing actually means in this climate, and how to get started

The “perks” VC offers as a way to co-invest, diversify risk, save on tax, and create a legacy

How VC currently weighs up against angel, real estate, and stock market investing

How you go about becoming a Limited Partner (LP) in a VC fund (in plain English)

“There's an abundance of opportunities as SaaS revolutionises industries, and we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg. The opportunities for VC will only increase dramatically in the coming years. I've personally witnessed the cycle of growth and can see the immense possibilities.”

Adrian Di Marco

Founder

TechnologyOne (ASX: TNE)

“Investing in VC really allows us to broaden our horizons and tap into new verticals and regions. While we focus on FinTech, climate tech, and women-led startups, VC funds gives us access to a wider range of opportunities – especially in the flourishing Australian startup ecosystem.”

Judy Anderson-Firth

General Manager

Euphemia Family Office

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