New Easton Capital Fund Structure Fits The Times
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
Easton capital has secured roughly $20 million for a “special situations” fund of unusual design. The new fund is a five-year commitment between general partners and limited partners with the potential for three one-year extensions. Limited partners estimate the average life of a typical venture fund to be roughly 15 years. Easton Capital’s fund will be concluded in half the time.
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