This comprehensive training program, "Private Investing: From Inception to IPO," is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of the private investment landscape. Spanning three days, the program covers the full spectrum of early-stage investment processes in the financial sector. Participants will gain valuable insights into evaluating investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, and assessing risks. The program delves into the roles of venture capital and private equity in scaling financial businesses, highlighting the importance of governance and ethical practices in preparing for an IPO.
At the end of the training program, the participant should be able to:
1 Overview of early-stage investment in the financial sector
2 Understanding the role of VC and PE in funding and scaling financial businesses
3 Startup lifecycle from inception to IPO
4 Deal sourcing and the importance of networks
5 Deal structuring and evaluation
6 Case study: Yale Investments Office
7 Case study: Pear.vc
1 Evaluating financial business models and market potential
2 Key metrics and analytical techniques for evaluating companies through the startup lifecycle
3 Due diligence processes in the financial sector
4 Negotiations among founders, fund managers, and investors
5 Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
1 Importance of governance in financial startups and SMEs
2 Board structures, roles, and responsibilities
3 Corporate governance best practices in the financial sector
4 Legal and regulatory frameworks for financial businesses
5 Pathway to IPO: Ensuring high governance standards to achieve successful public listing
6 Ethical considerations in financial investing
7 Principles of responsible investing
8 Managing conflicts of interest in the financial sector
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