Develop an Investment Thesis for Your Fund

Develop an Investment Thesis for Your Fund

June 3, 2020 by investor

Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso — your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

For those raising a fund, you must develop an investment thesis for your fund or investing strategy.

An investment thesis is a hypothesis that describes how a particular market is suitable for producing a positive return.

Most funds are formed around a specific vertical in which the general partners have expertise and access to dealflow. 

More than one vertical will require the partners to have expertise across several sectors and the associated dealflow access. 

You must be able to articulate your thesis and demonstrate your expertise to investors.

Use numbers to describe market sizes and growth rates.  

Identify trends and their impact on markets and businesses.

Show how your investment thesis takes advantage of these trends and how you envision the future will result in a positive return for the investors.


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