The main features of the Hungarian venture capital market prior to and after the appearance of JEREMIE venture capital funds
| Feature | Prior JEREMIE funds | After JEREMIE funds appeared |
|---|---|---|
| Supply of VC | Scarce capital | Oversupply of capital |
| Activity | Low activity | High volume of investments |
| Background of limited partners | Mostly international, regional investors | Domestic investors (hybrid and government-backed investors) |
| Investment focus | Mature firms (buyouts) | Young firms (traditional VC) |
| relationship of general and limited partners | Independent financial intermediation | Captive funds (LPs and GPs are not independent) |
| Feature | Prior JEREMIE funds | After JEREMIE funds appeared |
|---|---|---|
| Supply of VC | Scarce capital | Oversupply of capital |
| Activity | Low activity | High volume of investments |
| Background of limited partners | Mostly international, regional investors | Domestic investors (hybrid and government-backed investors) |
| Investment focus | Mature firms (buyouts) | Young firms (traditional VC) |
| relationship of general and limited partners | Independent financial intermediation | Captive funds (LPs and GPs are not independent) |
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