... (investment banks supporting the IPO). Regulatory Compliance and Documentation: The company submits applications and documents to regulatory bodies, disclosing information about its financial condition, growth prospects, and risks. Investor Presentations: To generate interest, "roadshows" are conducted where top management outlines the company's strategy, financial results, and potential. Valuation and Pricing: The initial share price is determined, and preparations for their issuance are made. ...

... into a single project, even if it seems highly promising and offers substantial returns. There is always a risk of losing all invested money. It is wiser to spread funds across 3-4 promising areas. This strategy can help avoid significant losses and generate profits. Investing in projects that have already attracted interest from other investors is preferable. The role of the pioneer is better left to professional market players who have extensive experience in the investment field and a keen sense ...

... its success to the Azure cloud platform, which has attracted the interest of several major financial institutions. As a result, revenue from this system increased by over 70%, totaling $9.6 billion. Additionally, a significant portion of income was generated by subscribers to the Office 365 package, with software sales increasing by 30%. Sales of another product, Surface, also grew by over 20%, contributing $1.3 billion to revenue. Alongside the rising profitability of the brand, the wealth of one ...

... does not suffer any loss. All risk lies entirely with the investors. Exemption from profit tax. In most countries, venture funds do not remit income tax or other duties to the government budget. Thus, while the funds remain in the venture capital, they generate income that is not subject to taxation. No restrictions on registration. Both individuals and legal entities can become founders of the fund. Investing in international funds allows one to conceal their actual income and avoid tax payments. This ...

... participants passively observe the process, merely receiving profits or incurring losses. They have voting rights and can exert influence on the manager through a supervisory board. The primary task of the manager is to identify projects capable of generating significant returns. With proper investment, a venture fund can yield annual returns of 30% for investors. Initially, the fund distributes the principal investment back to all investors, and only thereafter is the remaining sum divided among ...