Charles HudsonFounder and Managing Partner, Precursor Ventures

What if IPOs Never Happen? #ai #venturecapital #startup

27 Feb 2025 · 0 min

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Charles Hudson examines the implications for the venture-capital model if high-profile IPOs cease to occur or are delayed (e.g., by decades). He poses the problem for traditional 10-year venture fund lifecycles and asks how funds and investors should respond when legendary exits (Uber, Twitter, Google, Facebook) no longer materialize on expected timelines.

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