#043 - Rational Musings: Start a VC Fund or a Syndicate?

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In this Rational Musings episode, Iman and Cyrus discuss their views on whether setting up a fund or running a syndicate (SPV) makes the most sense. The guys also talk about angel investing, joining a fund and scouting deals as alternatives to running an SPV or fund.

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Materials referenced

Samir Kaji tweet 1: https://twitter.com/Samirkaji/status/1522757321809485824

Samir Kaji tweet 2: https://twitter.com/Samirkaji/status/1541979202953433088

Ryan Hoover tweet thread: https://twitter.com/rrhoover/status/1473347361762066438?lang=en-GB

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