Driving Systemic Change in VC
summary
Panel argues that venture is shifting to semi-liquid Evergreen vehicles (claim: 40–50% of new funds within 10 years) and to greater retail allocation (20–30% of sector capital), while regulatory frictions—Article 8 vs Article 9 re-ratings (one quarter saw ~€50bn move) and the €200,000 minimum illiquidity threshold—block true democratization. Examples: AENU builds a 30‑year, semi‑liquid Article 9 impact fund; Amira mobilizes ~€3bn with 10–200M tickets; smaller funds often outperform larger ones, and impact teams require dedicated staff for reporting.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08Gloria Baeuerlein Introduction
- 2:42Mark Schmitz Introduction
- 3:25Christian Bailly Introduction
- 4:21Fabian Heilemann Introduction
- 5:55democratization of the asset class
- 8:03why we dont sell to the general public
- 10:12democratization
- 11:27SFDR Impact
- 13:41Meaningful Technologies
- 15:07Article 95
- 21:24Bifurcation in VC
- 23:14Amira perspective
- 25:13Closing statement
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