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I don’t have a lot of respect for corporate venture. With few exceptions (GV, debatably Salesforce Ventures) these guys will just spray and pray with minimal diligence or post-close portfolio involvement. There’s just no incentive for them to be that disciplined about underwriting or even investment performance since they’re just a rounding error on the parent’s balance sheet… it’s really more of a PR play to show that you’re “innovating” v groups that have any influence / impact on the org

 

Do you think there is any value to fielding opportunities within a specific sector that the corporate operates in? Or are VC / GE juniors not positioned as generalists?

You are spot on with your rounding error point. Place that reached out to me has a cash balance greater than 10bn but a VC fund less than 250mm

 

I'm not sure I fully understand or have enough context for your question. In general, most juniors at "financial" venture/growth firms will be pretty generalist in nature, obviously within the parameters of their firm (SaaS only, consumer only, etc). CVC I imagine is a little more focused as prospects would need to have SOME relevance to their parent's industry and business model. 

 

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