LP bluntly: GPs with a scale below 10 billion should not come to us

When the black swan struck in 2010, the venture capital industry also suffered a serious impact, fundraising was more difficult, the active level of investment also decreased significantly, and the entire industry was frozen.

The CVSoruce hit data shows that,In 2010, the VC/PE market entered a battle of life and death, especially small and medium-sized institutions faced multiple pressures and generally operated at a low level to surviveThe number of newly established institutions and raised funds has further declined by about 30% on the basis of the 2019 years that have been in the cold winter. In terms of investment active level, the number of investments in the 5 month just passed has declined by nearly 60% compared with the previous year.

At such a moment, the investment network "LP/GP investment 10 Q" invited the leaders of twelve leading GPs and LPs in the market to sit down and have a face-to-face in-depth discussion, and face the problem of how to deal with this uncertain era.

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There is no short selling in the primary market. For investors, no matter how the market changes, they must remain optimistic and look for opportunities. The market is always right, don't complain about the market.The twelve bosses participating in this conversation are all investment veterans and entrepreneurs who have undergone market training and experienced large and small cycles. Let's take a look at what they have said.

In the 2020 year when the black swan is raging, what wealth can be gained from the crisis?

Black swans are a topic that cannot be avoided in any forum in 2020 years. In particular, the global spread of the COVID-19 pandemic is a major black swan without precedent in decades. No matter how experienced an investor or entrepreneur is, it is the first time to experience it. Buffett said not to waste a crisis. What experiences and lessons can be learned from such a rare crisis?

Jia Guolong, founder of Xibei Catering Group, said frankly:If there was no epidemic, we would still be standing still proudly.


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