Continuation Funds Can Provide Growth Opportunities For Certain Institutions

Continuation funds within the broad private equity space may be appealing to certain types of investors, as highlighted by Brendon Parry, CFA, Head of Private Markets, Deputy CIO, who emphasized their possible advantages. Parry’s insights underscored the importance of considering various factors when evaluating the potential of continuation funds that might make this an interesting vehicle to pursue.

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Investors Must Have Strong Sourcing, Steadily Commit to Early-Stage Venture Capital for Outsized Returns

Brendon Parry, CFA, Head of TIFF’s Private Markets, along with Aaron Neuman, recently met with FIN News to discuss TIFF Investment Management’s latest whitepaper, Capturing Venture Innovation Across Market Cycles.

During the discussion, TIFF underscored the importance of well-constructed venture capital programs that offer differentiated access, strong sourcing, and due diligence processes to navigate the complexities of the market and its challenging exit environment.

In the article, Brendon and Aaron explain why institutions should steadily commit to early-stage venture capital for the potential of outsized returns.

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TIFF Webinar – Capturing Venture Innovation Across Market Cycles

On March 6, 2024, TIFF hosted a one-hour webinar centered on the white paper titled, “Capturing Venture Innovation Across Market Cycles” hosted by Brendon Parry, CFA, and Aaron Neuman.

During the webinar, Parry and Neuman detailed how innovation persists through market cycles and explained key factors that can help investors identify and access whom we believe to be top-tier early-stage managers who partner with company founders and harness innovations.

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Capturing Venture Innovation Across Market Cycles

Great products and companies are founded and backed by great early-stage venture capital managers at times that may not correlate with broader financial market trends. Startup success is more dependent on factors specific to company founders and the VC investors who partner with them, including:

  • the quality of the founding team
  • the underlying fundamentals of its business, and
  • the value-enhancing capabilities of its VC investors, who can maximize ownership and influence at company formation

How does an investor harness and potentially monetize the value created by founders and early-stage VC investors? We believe by manager selection, specifically the critical importance of:

  • Differentiated access to managers we believe to be top tier
  • Strong sourcing capabilities
  • Deep due diligence
  • Diversification by number of venture relationships

Investors who pause venture programs in a current challenging exit environment can miss opportunities for exposure to the innovation that early-stage venture managers are skilled at finding and harnessing.

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TIFF’s Outlook for Private Markets Investing

TIFF Investment Management’s Head of Private Market Client Solutions, Carolyn Patton, CFA, sat down with EisnerAmper podcast to share valuable insights on the outlook of private markets investing. Join host Alana Margulis Snyderman as they discuss opportunities, challenges, and the integration of DEI in the ever-evolving landscape of private markets.

Watch the podcast here: TIFF’s Outlook for Private Market Investing

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