C clawbacks are for private equity. Private equity gets paid a percentage of the gain and value of the companies. If the company comes back down in value, they would have to give back some of those gains. You're not always going to be able to unload part of your position. It only happens in the best companies or what's perceived as the highest growth best companies.
On VC Sunday School, J+M discuss how and when VCs decide to sell a position. (2:01) Then, Molly is joined by Future's Jean-Louis Warnholz to discuss his startup, Future, which offers a climate-friendly debit card! (21:28)
(0:00) J+M tee up topics for Sunday!
(2:01) On VC Sunday School, J+M discuss how and when VCs decide to sell a position
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(10:14) Jason talks about his fund management strategy
(18:13) Molly tees up today's TWiCS guest!
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(21:28) Jean-Louis Warnholz joins to discuss his climate-focused debit card
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(32:28) Jean-Louis Warnholz breaks down Future's business model
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