Venture Capital Quiz 1 (30 MCQs)

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1. Mekong capital is.....
2. Which of the below is an advantage of Crowdfunding?
3. What is Sudden Death Risk in Seed Financing?
4. What best describes a 'Term Sheet' in the venture capital investment process?
5. Except life assurance the maximum term of other insurance is .....
6. This type of PMV financing can be done in 3 ways, except
7. Which of the mentioned VC funds also focuses on the gaming industry?
8. The Person whose risk is insured is called .....
9. What is venture capital?
10. Which of the options is not a VC strategy?
11. What is the main objective of venture capital?
12. In the context of venture capital, why might an individual be motivated to fund a start-up?
13. Anna is planning to sell her Colcola Corp. shares that she bought two years ago to Adam. The transaction that will happen between Anna and Adam takes place at .....
14. Which of the following is an example of a well-known start-up that received venture capital funding?
15. Why do the entrepreneurs choose Mark and Barbara over Damon and Laurie?
16. What form of investment is the most common for the Venture capital fund?
17. Which of the following funds is not a Slovak VC fund:
18. What is Seed Financing?
19. The expansion phase in the development of an enterprise includes:
20. Which of the following is a characteristic feature of venture capital firms?
21. Venture Capital Financing is capital investment. This is the technical definition of the term
22. What is Early Growth Financing?
23. Which of the following is a disadvantage of crowd funding?
24. Which of these investments has the least risk?
25. Which is not included in rocess of a Venture Capital?
26. What is the focus (sector) of our fund
27. The largest industry group receiving venture capital funding is?
28. If a hire purchase plan is not done, then the person must buy the item in full .....
29. Which company does not have Sequoia Capital in its portfolio?
30. The insurance companies collect a fixed amount from its customers at a fixed interval of time. What is it called?