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by aothman
2373 days ago
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Study author here. You can think of the AngelList investment data as being split into three roughly equal-sized groups: markdowns, markups, and no valuation updates. The reported IRRs are actually relatively high and the return multiples (which are compounded IRRs) are relatively low. That's because there are lots of one- and two-year-old companies in the dataset and---as we show---IRRs and investment durations are negatively correlated. |
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