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Elizabeth Hodgson of Duane Morris outlines the reasons why women’s healthcare is a compelling opportunity for both GPs and LPs.

Family offices are becoming catalytic capital providers via direct investments, co-investments and thematic platforms, writes Steven Thayer of Ice Miller.

CPA Anthony Venette explains how gifting carried interest derivatives is a dynamic way to maintain legacy and create significant tax savings for a VC general partner’s estate.

CPA Anthony Venette explains how gifting a portion of carried interest earlier can allow future appreciation to accrue outside of a GP’s estate for significant tax savings and legacy building.

John McBride of Norton Rose Fulbright explains how he helped venture firm Decasonic seek patent protection for an agentic AI platform.

Zack Ellison of Applied Real Intelligence examines how the features that make venture debt a powerful growth catalyst can also pose serious risk to borrowers when it is misunderstood, mismanaged or misaligned with the underlying business.

In part 24 of his venture debt series, Zack Ellison of Applied Real Intelligence breaks down the key funding structures behind venture loans and growth credit and how they shape investor control and economics.

Oliver Henry of TheVentureCity argues that there are few locations better prepared to capitalize on the benefits of Web3 than Latin America.

If legacy VC processes are already straining in a high-pressure environment, imagine the added friction and risks that an increase in reporting requirements might impose on firms’ already overstretched resources, writes Richard Change, co-founder and managing partner of PFA Solutions.

Venture capitalists must adopt an ethical code of conduct or risk a social backlash and the devaluation of the venture capital market due to a lack of integrity, argues Dan Conner of Ascend Venture Capital.