“When we first started… most of it was distressed sellers… over the last 10 years… majority of what we’ve been purchasing… giving gains to investors.”

Hans Wildens · Exchanges · Inside the Revival of Venture Capital Liquidity with an Industry Pioneer

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shift from buying primarily distressed seller positions to a mix of gain-realizing sellers and portfolio rebalancing trades over the last decade

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