Lessons from the dotcom crash

After the tech bubble burst in 2000, VC funds shrank dramatically – and so did their management companies. Both venture and buyout firms may now have to take a page out of that textbook as fundraising slows to a crawl. By Jennifer Harris

As the denominator effect continues to impact limited partners' alternatives allocations, the fundraising market has taken a dip, both for venture capital and buyout firms.

Many placement agents and investor relations specialists are calling it the worst they have seen since the bursting of the tech bubble in the early 2000s.

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