5. Ch 15.1 problem 15.1 Consider the following four CP investors: (1) Series A: $5M APP (and 2X liquidation preference) or converts to 5M shares. (2) Series B. $10M APP or converts to 8M shares. (3) Series C: $10M APP or converts to 5M shares. (4) Series D: $5M APP or converts to 10M shares. In addition to these investors, the founders hold 10M shares of common. Answer the questions with supporting works. (a) Find the conversion order for these investors. (b) Find the conversion conditions for these investors (c) Draw and read the exit diagrams following the Series D investment. ASSUME 20% CARRY AND 2% ANNUAL FEES ON COMM CAPITAL FOR EACH FUND (GP% = 0.10) (d) Assume that total valuation is $50M Compute the LP valuation for each series with VCV tools
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