To make a mark Don’t mark your portfolio or your portfolio? That’s a question many venture capitalists are grappling with right now.
But first, what does it mean? VCs set a running tab of each fund’s value and overall portfolio based on prior valuations each company has raised. Each company’s value is generally updated only when it raises a round of new valuations, and firms usually do a full valuation audit at the end of each year.
While, yes, only venture capitalists they have It is generally considered good faith to audit the value of their portfolios once a year for LPS, if there is an adverse event affecting a particular company or the entire portfolio.
As market conditions worsen and company valuations decline, many VCs sit on outdated and overvalued portfolios. I judge that investors would be wise to look now and avoid waiting until the end of the year.
