1. Please describe in as much details as possible the different types of private equity fund asset classes. 2. Please describe in as much detail as possible what do we mean by a GP/LP partnership? 3. Please describe in as much detail as possible what do we mean by 2:20? 4. Please describe in as much detail as possible the different ways we can source deals. 5. Please describe in as much detail as possible the concept of post money valuation and where would you prefer to go to pre money? 6. Please select three key rights you will observe in Termsheets 7. Please explain what would be the difference between a corporate board and a VC? 8. Would you choose to exit via an IPO in 2022 and why? 9. When evaluating a fund based on its cash-on-cash returns, what other considerations should you keep in mind? 10. What are the advantages of evaluating fund performance based on Internal Rate of Return (IRR)? Why would an investor prefer to evaluate a fund based on a cash-on-cash return?
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