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Co-investment

Co-investment is an investment made alongside another investor, usually a fund, lead investor, financial sponsor, or syndicate lead, into the same company or transaction.

Accurate as of Jun 5, 2026

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Dry powderDry powder is capital that an investor or fund has available to deploy but has not yet invested.Final closeFinal close is the final transaction date that ends a fundraising process and locks the committed capital for that fund or round.First closeFirst close is the initial legal closing that turns fundraising commitments into an active fund or financing.

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Usage can vary across firms, programs, and jurisdictions; this definition describes the venture-scouting context.