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Sometimes, however, angel investors would rather not have an active role in the startup. While both venture capital and angel investing support startups, venture capital is more institutionalized, involves larger investments and generally comes with a longer-term commitment.
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An exit strategy refers to the process by which a venture capitalist realizes returns on their investment in a startup. The two most common exit strategies are an IPO, where the startup goes public and its shares are traded on a stock exchange, and an acquisition, where the startup is bought by another company. A successful exit allows the venture capitalist to recoup their investment and potentially earn a substantial profit, which can then be used to invest in other promising startups.
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