This project report discusses venture capital and its objectives. Venture capital involves managerial and technical expertise in addition to funding for new companies and ventures that cannot raise funds through debt. It is a popular way for such ventures with limited history to raise capital by pooling investments from wealthy individuals, banks, and other financial institutions. However, venture capitalists typically receive equity and influence over company decisions in exchange for their funding. The report aims to outline the objectives of venture capital.

1. PROJECT REPORT
ON
VENTURE CAPITAL
Submitted To:Dr. Jaskiran Kaur
Submitted By:Prince Ahuja

2. Introduction Of Venture Capital
VENTURE CAPITAL CAN ALSO INCLUDE MANAGERIAL AND
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE. MOST VENTURE CAPITAL COMES
FROM A GROUP OF WEALTHY INVESTORS, INVESTMENT
BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS THAT POOL
SUCH INVESTMENTS OR PARTNERSHIPS. THIS FORM OF
RAISING CAPITAL IS POPULAR AMONG NEW COMPANIES OR
VENTURES WITH LIMITED OPERATING HISTORY, WHICH
CANNOT RAISE FUNDS BY ISSUING DEBT. THE DOWNSIDE
FOR ENTREPRENEURS IS THAT VENTURE CAPITALISTS
USUALLY GET A SAY IN COMPANY DECISIONS, IN ADDITION
TO
A
PORTION
OF
THE
EQUITY.

3. Objective Of Venture Capital