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A search fund functions in a similar way to venture capital funds and PE funds where the fund manager raises capital from investors and deploys it into companies with the goal of creating a liquidity event. However, the execution of the ...
A search fund functions in a similar way to venture capital funds and PE funds where the fund manager raises capital from investors and deploys it into companies with the goal of creating a liquidity event. However, the execution of the approach is much different. The fund searches for companies to acquire, which are usually legacy small business with strong metrics. Once the company is identified, the fund acquires the company and installs new leadership with an ambitious plan to scale the business. After holding the company for some time (typically 5+ years), the fund typically pursues a liquidity event via an exit.
