Definition of Deal Flow
Deal Flow refers to how many deals a private equity firm or venture capital fund receives for evaluation and possible investment.
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Surprisingly, many large venture funds complain that they do not get enough good deal flow. At the same time, many talented venture capitalists ignore inbound deal flow. They research a market and then proactively find investments, rather than waiting passively for investment opportunities to walk in the door.
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