Successful Venture Capital requires exposure to the statistical outliers. This typically means allocating more capital to funds that are smaller, more concentrated, and may be run by managers with limited track records. As a result, VC may not be suitable for every investor. Click here to read more about how we view the asset class and approach portfolio construction for patient capital.

The Illiquidity Premium Problem

The illiquidity premium has nothing to do with holding period. Rather, it exists in areas where capital is less abundant. Lately, however, there’s no shortage of cash flowing into private investments as retail and institutional investors alike have upped their deployment into venture capital and private equity. Fortunately, it’s not too late to find opportunities, as long as investors’ remain judicious and follow a disciplined process.

The Art, Science & Accountability of Due Diligence

After reviewing thousands of prior investments, financial advisors often develop a good “feel” for what sets a good deal apart. However, experience and common sense analysis is simply not enough. It certainly helps, but where’s the accountability in that? At SineCera Capital, we’ve established written policies and best practices that cover both the art and science of investment due diligence.

Providing Clarity in Uncertain Times

In today’s market environment, providing investors with clarity is easier said than done, especially when it comes to private market investments. While we’re still in the early stages, here are some thoughts to help investors prepare.

The Uncorrelated Mind