We invest in Latin American startups around the world that develop technology business models in traditional industries to achieve exponential growth. 🚀
Founder and early employee alert: Extending vesting isn't just about duration, it's about sustained input. A balanced cap table benefits those committed to the arduous journey from startup challenges to prosperity.
Longer vesting periods present a strategic approach to safeguard a startup's cap table, foster sustained commitment, and fortify alignment between founders and investors.
Equity distribution reflects ongoing commitment. Extending vesting to six years or utilizing a backloaded approach aims to reward long-term dedication to a company's success. Ensuring equitable rewards for enduring contributions.
For example, earlier-stage companies may want to use stock options to give employees the potential to participate in the company's growth, while later-stage companies may want to use restricted stock units to provide employees with a more certain and immediate payoff.
Prioritize quality over quantity, be willing to part with unfit customers, demonstrate the ability to drive adoption, acknowledge the role of professional services.
Venture capital in Latin America has undergone a significant change in 2023. After a record year in 2022, with a total investment of US$13.5 billion, the first half of 2023 closed with an investment of US$1.45 billion, 76% less than in the same period of the previous year.
¿Sabes cómo ha crecido la base mundial de usuarios de internet en las últimas décadas?🤔
En la primera sección de 'Rise of the Next Report', te contamos cómo se espera que evolucione este número en los siguientes años. ��
Te invitamos a descargarlo aquí: https://t.co/evg8UqQUhU
My first thought when seeing the acquisition of Loom by Atlassian for $975m 👇
They must have been negotiating hard to keep the deal below the $1 billion mark 😅
Latin America is an attractive region for insurers with a low insurance penetration rate of 3.1% (vs. 6.8% in the US and 9.8% in Europe) and a rapidly growing economy (expected to grow by 3.3% in 2022).
Además, de las startups que habían logrado recaudar fondos de capital de riesgo, el 90% de los cierres pertenecían a startups de las etapas Seed o Series A.
El 2023 es un año desafiante para las startups. Según Carta, el % de fracasos en el Q3 ha aumentado al 56%. Sorprendentemente, el 50% de las startups que cerraron tenían inversión de VCs, mientras que la otra mitad nunca había levantado fondos.