mezzanine level
Definition
Venture capital term used to describe a company which is somewhere between startup and IPO. Venture capital committed at this level usually has less risk but less potential appreciation than at the startup level, and more risk but more potential appreciation than in an IPO.
 Cite this definition
Related Research Articles from the InvestorGuide.com University
Principles of Investing
Here are the seven fundamental principles of investing that every investor should know. Topics include knowing your current situation, goals and risk tolerance; getting your finances in order; thinking long term and focusing on stocks; researching and monitoring your investments; and knowing when and how to get financial help.
Initial Public Offerings
What happens when a company decides to go public and sell stock? Learn about the reasons for an IPO, why performance matters, and how you can make money off the IPO market.
Types of Stock
With so many options, how do I decide which stocks are right for me? Topics include common and preferred stock, stock classes, market cap, penny stocks, sector stocks, cyclical stocks, defensive stocks, and tracking stocks.
Featured Sponsor
|
|
