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Private Markets, Angel and Secondary Investing

Bringing transparency to private markets so investors, founders, and employees can build on conviction. Sacra delivers deeply researched insights on the private companies shaping tomorrow's markets. By surfacing the data, context, and operator perspective that are missing from private markets today, we help secondary buyers and sellers price equity accurately and unlock liquidity for the people building these businesses.

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<ul><li>Vested is building at the intersection of two big emerging markets: HNWI wealth management, and startup employee stock option management.</li><li>Our current fund had its last close on November 30th of last year. We&#39;re on pace to be fully deployed by early second quarter.</li><li>Over the course of time, we fully expect to work with companies more and more often.</li></ul>

Vested is building at the intersection of two big emerging markets: HNWI wealth management, and startup employee stock option management.Our current fund had its last close on November 30th of last year. We&#39;re on pace to be fully deployed by early second quarter.Over the course of time, we fully expect to work with companies more and more often.

Dave Thornton, co-founder Of Vested, On Unlocking Startup Employee Equity

<ul><li>The QSBS provision was put in in 1993 to really spur investments in startups.</li><li>The proposal was to reduce the QSBS to 50% for those making $400k or more.</li><li>This is a very popular thing for the ultra-wealthy in Silicon Valley.</li></ul>

The QSBS provision was put in in 1993 to really spur investments in startups.The proposal was to reduce the QSBS to 50% for those making $400k or more.This is a very popular thing for the ultra-wealthy in Silicon Valley.

Vieje Piauwasdy, Director Of Equity Strategy At Secfi, On The Future Of QSBS

<ul><li>It's really hard to imagine these groups making such large investments without an eye for risk management.</li><li>We formally started the company in February and didn't launch until May, so we really only started collecting real orders and building out an order book since May.</li><li>We like to look at ourselves for now as company agnostic.</li></ul>

It's really hard to imagine these groups making such large investments without an eye for risk management.We formally started the company in February and didn't launch until May, so we really only started collecting real orders and building out an order book since May.We like to look at ourselves for now as company agnostic.

Javier Avalos, co-founder And CEO Of Caplight, On Building Synthetic Derivatives Of Private Stock

<ul><li>Certainly. CartaX is a liquidity platform for companies that are on the path to go public.</li><li>So the ecosystem&#39;s coming, it&#39;s just a matter of time, but those are the three things to start where people can definitely make sure that they&#39;re in a position to win.</li><li>Because an employee can now have the company disseminating the information about why someone should trade on their stock versus an employee saying, wow, I really need to pay off some student debt.</li></ul>

Certainly. CartaX is a liquidity platform for companies that are on the path to go public.So the ecosystem&#39;s coming, it&#39;s just a matter of time, but those are the three things to start where people can definitely make sure that they&#39;re in a position to win.Because an employee can now have the company disseminating the information about why someone should trade on their stock versus an employee saying, wow, I really need to pay off some student debt.

James McGillicuddy, Head Of Strategy At Carta, On Building An issuer-centric Platform And Investing In Secondaries

<ul><li>The problem that CartaX is looking to solve is everything in between.</li><li>Most companies we think are going to start out with a quarterly cadence for their transactions, directly in line with their board meetings.</li><li>We&#39;ve spent the last eight years building infrastructure from the ground up and also signing on private companies and investors.</li></ul>

The problem that CartaX is looking to solve is everything in between.Most companies we think are going to start out with a quarterly cadence for their transactions, directly in line with their board meetings.We&#39;ve spent the last eight years building infrastructure from the ground up and also signing on private companies and investors.

Alessandro Chesser, Former VP Of Sales At Carta, On The Dynamics Of CartaX Auctions And Preparing For Liquidity

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Dave Thornton, co-founder Of Vested, On Unlocking Startup Employee Equity

Sacra interview with Dave Thornton, the CCO and co-founder of Vested.

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Vieje Piauwasdy, Director Of Equity Strategy At Secfi, On The Future Of QSBS

Sacra interview with Vieje Piauwasdy, Director of Equity Strategy at Secfi.

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Javier Avalos, co-founder And CEO Of Caplight, On Building Synthetic Derivatives Of Private Stock

Sacra interview with Javier Avalos, CEO and co-founder of Caplight.

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James McGillicuddy, Head Of Strategy At Carta, On Building An issuer-centric Platform And Investing In Secondaries

Our fifth of 9 expert interviews with VCs, brokers, CFOs, and fund managers on the future of private market liquidity.

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Alessandro Chesser, Former VP Of Sales At Carta, On The Dynamics Of CartaX Auctions And Preparing For Liquidity

Our third of 9 expert interviews with VCs, brokers, CFOs, and fund managers on the future of private market liquidity.

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