Term Sheets & Valuations - A Line by Line Look at the Intricacies of Venture Capital Term Sheets...

Term Sheets & Valuations - A Line by Line Look at the Intricacies of Venture Capital Term Sheets & Valuations ... | Alex Wilmerding, Aspatore.com | Must Have Book For Every VC, Entrepreneur & Financial Exec

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	Term Sheets & Valuations - A Line by Line Look at the Intricacies of Venture Capital Term Sheets & Valuations ... Alex Wilmerding, Aspatore.com Aspatore Books, 2006 - 106 pages average customer review:based on 24 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Most Insightful Book Ever Written on Venture Capital

I would spend $1,000 for this book - simply put. Even though I am a VC, I was completely awe struck by the detailed information on raising capital, term sheets and valuations this book presented. Besides having great insight into raising venture capital, the highlight of the book is clearly an actual term sheet, put together by one of the leading law firms, with line by line descriptions of what the wording means and actual "legal wording" for "investor favorable," "entrepreneur favorable," and "neutral" terms. This is information you pay $20,000 for with your lawyers. This book is a must have for any entrepreneur, venture capitalist or financial executive.

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Must Have Book For Every VC, Entrepreneur & Financial Exec

I was very impressed with this book, as it provides an ACTUAL term sheet with line by line wording for entrepreneur favorable, investor favorable and neutral. It also goes into detail on valuations, comparables and other important issues that affect every term sheet. By far the best VC type book I have read so far-this book is a must have on the bookshelves of every financial professional, executive, vc or entrepreneur.

The Industry Bible

This book is really the industry bible for entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. The term sheet included with all the explanations is first-rate - and for once, explanined in a very efficient way.

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Excellent basic book, lacking in-depth analysis

An excellent book for beginners, but lacking an in-depth analysis of why term sheet are built in a certain way. Most of the content is boilerplate and useful for somebody that has never seen a deal term sheet. The comparative approach on content is good. For the price, it is a good shelf acquisition, though.

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