Webinar with BMI Executive Institute and Prof. Rudy Aernoudt

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About This Presentation

Fuel Your Fintech: Securing Venture Capital for Growth


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Venture capital
FINTECH
4/10/2024
Prof. R. Aernoudt

1. The venture capital funnel 2

From incubation to acceleration 3

2. Desired return
by stage 4
13

Money multiple and IRR 5

Stage of investment and desired return6
Stage of investment
Angel Seed Growth CrossoverLate stage/BO
Investment size
(K€)
10 – 250 K€250 – 5000 K€ 5 – 50 M€ 50- 100 M€ M€ - B€
Holding period (yrs) 8 - 10 6 - 7 5 -7 3 -5 3 - 5
Return
expectations(%yr)
> 75% >60% >40% >25% > 18%
Multiple +15x +10x +7x +5x +3x
Investor type BA BA/VC Serie A - B Serie C -
IPO
BO-Funds
Mezzanine

Realized versus desired return 7

Between dreams and reality 8
SCHWIENBACHER Armin, et.al, to be published

3. Why we need VC?
Intangible investments
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Scale-ups Mature firms
Organizational and
business improvements
Training
Software, data, IT
networks
R&D
Machinery and
equipement
Land, business buildings
and infrastructure
Source: EIBIS (2019)
9

Intangibles
and
VC
10

General Partners
$
20%
“Carry”
$
1.5-3% Fee
Portfolio Company
Portfolio Company
Portfolio Company
Portfolio Company
Portfolio Company
Venture
Fund
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Limited Partners
11
4. Agency problem: LP’s and GPs
19

Natural tendency for «big deals»
Need
high fees
High
volume
Prove
goodreturn
Larger
Volume
Topay
expensivefund
managers
Big deal
1236

5. The lifecycle of a vc:
Fundraising – Investment - Divestment
13

5.1. Fundraising
•Too much public
•Danger for crowding
out
•EU: 42%
14
PWC2024

5.2. Duediligence 15
MANAGEMENT
CAPACITY AND
TRACK RECORD
MARKET AND
GROWTH
POTENTIAL
MARKET NICHE RETURN
(LIQUIDITY/EXIT)
MARKET IS MORE
IMPORTANT THAN
TECHNOLOGY

25
5.3. Investment
DUE DILIGENCE ANALYSIS OF
GAPS
OPTIMAL
FINANCIAL
STRUCTURE
VALUATION STOCK OPTION
PLAN
(MILESTONES)

2023 : not a grand cru … 17

5.4. Managing the investment 18
CHOICE OF
DISTRIBUTION
CHANNELS
PRODUCT/MARKETING
STRATEGY
FIXING PRIORITIES NETWORKS: FINANCIAL ADVICE
(NEXT ROUNDS)

5.5. EXITROUTES 19

5.6. The exit
20
R&D, FISCAL
ADVICE
M&A EXIT ORGANISATION
(IPO, TRADE SALE,
…)
INTERNATIONAL
EXPERIENCE
SMART MONEY

5.7. SUMMARY: the life of a VC -Fund: TIMELINE

6.Pre-money and post-money valuation
Pre-money
The value of a company’s
equity before raising
financing
Post-money
The value of a company’s
equity after raising
financing
22
Post-money valuation =
financing raised/%Equity ownership

7. Facts & figures: European Venture Capitalists23

A VC Worldview 24

Lack of exits 25

US – EU
•Scale-up gap is
widening
26

EU fails earlier and more frequently than US peers27

What have they in common?

Top Unicorn investors 29

Capital Needs
Time
Seed Start-up Early Growth Scale-up
High
Risk
Low
Risk
Friends,
Family &
Founders
Formal
Venture
Capital
EXIT
1
0
The three
‘Equity
Gaps’
First
equity gap
Scale-
up gap
IPO
Business
Angels
8. Policy : The three gaps
30

Scale-up gap: biggest obstacle for
scale-ups with external equity
31

Belgian vc’s go for early stage 32
PWC

InvestEU 2021 - 2027 33

FoFapproach
EIF-FoF
VC1 VC4.VC3VC2
Capital participation–co-investment
SME (accordingto the Europeandefinition)
EIF member of the different boards
Investmentsin SMEs
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35
PPP-structure
Balance sheet
Venture capital fund
FUNDING
MECHANISM
Assets Liabilities
1.
INVESTEES
(scale-up
companies)
2.
EQUITY
Including
Public money
3.
Quasi-equity
(leverage on return)
ESCALAR
(e.g. pension funds)

EIC (European Innovation Council)
•Pathfinder: 3 M
•Transition: 4 M
•Accelerator
•Grant: 2,5 M
•Equity: 15 M
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9. Challenges for VC business 37

10. Tips a tricks for investees
1.“Right” valuation (egg of Columbus syndrome) – VC Method
2.Realistic business plan (not: 5% of the market ….)
3.Potential exit is key (map them)
4.Map the competition (no competition, no market)
5.Technology is a tool, not an objective (technology doesn’t sell)
6.Market is more important than technology
7.Be investment ready (= mindset)
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VC Academy
Multiple professors &
VCs & BAs
1.VC in action
2.Legal framework
3.Valuation
4.VC in action
5.VC: caveats
39

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Verbo volant, scriptomanent
MAB
inspireert
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