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Quantitative VC: A New Way to Growth

John Bhakdi
The Journal of Private Equity Winter 2013, 17 (1) 14-28; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jpe.2013.17.1.014
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is chief excutive officer of i2X Capital Technologies, LLC in New York, NY.
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Innovation is the sole driver of productivity—and with it, growth across all asset classes. But the asset class in charge of financing innovation is in trouble: Conventional VC has failed to deliver superior returns, assumes great investment risks, and remains tiny in size. Traditional VC ignores the dramatic changes in the larger innovation ecosystem, including a new dimension of technology, talent, and culture that allows for the mass production of progress. Quantitative V C is a new, scientific approach that leverages ecosystems rather than individual startups and provides a new innovation capital infrastructure. It shows the risk mitigation, returns, and scalability required to unlock the great opportunity of our time: technology startup innovation.

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    • SEEKING NUGGETS: CONVENTIONAL VC AND PE WAITS FOR WINNERS TO EMERGE
    • BREEDING PIONEERS: A NEW FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK TO CONVERT ENTREPRENEURIAL POTENTIAL INTO GROWTH
    • THE INNOVATION MACHINE: HOW CULTURE AND CAPITAL CREATE A NEW SYSTEM OF SCALABLE PROGRESS
    • QUANTITATIVE VC: HOW A SCIENTIFIC INVESTMENT PARADIGM UNLOCKS NEW VC GROWTH
    • INNOVATION ALPHA: MOVING THE EFFICIENT FRONTIER
    • The Ability to Innovate
    • THE INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE: HOW A NEW APPROACH TO VC TURNS TALENT AND TECHNOLOGY INTO PROGRESS
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