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March 13, 2007
VC Performance by Quartile and Vintage Year
People have all kinds of trouble figuring out venture capital performance, as I alluded to in an earlier post today. Just to help things along, here is some data (courtesy of Cambridge Associates) showing U.S. venture capital fund performance by vintage year. In other words, a fund that had a bunch of exits in the late-90s was almost certainly a mid-90s vintage, whereas a fund that tanked in the early 2000s was likely a 1999-2000 vintage.
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