

→ 96% of European companies with a turnover of over 100 million dollars are privately owned – not listed on the stock exchange.
Almost three-quarters of the world's listed shares are in the USA
The article is for subscribers and can be read here:
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The conclusion is clear:
Real growth is increasingly happening outside the stock exchange – in unlisted markets, which have historically been reserved for the very largest institutional investors and private equity funds.
Nordic Blooms' reason for being:
We offer Nordic investors the opportunity to invest in US tech before it goes public, through access to a selection of leading US venture funds – a segment that has otherwise been inaccessible to most, and thereby the opportunity for.
The question is therefore no longer whether the opportunities exist, but whether one has access to them.
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DKK 750,000 is the legal minimum amount to invest in this type of fund. This is a requirement to ensure that investors are qualified and understand the level of risk.
No, you are free to choose to invest a higher amount if you wish. However, the total size of the fund is a natural limit and allocation is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Payments are made on an ongoing basis as the fund makes its investments - typically spread over 3-4 years. For example, a total investment of DKK 1 million can be distributed in instalments of DKK 250,000-350,000 annually, depending on the structure of the fund.
Payouts typically begin 1-2 years after the investment period has ended, i.e. in year 4 or 5. The timing and amount depend on the fund's performance, market development and other conditions. There is no guarantee of return and the investment should be viewed as long-term.
Some funds have a lifespan of 6-8 years, while others can last up to 14 years.