chulk90

To "give back" to the community (without introducing bias), here's my research notes:

- Product planning: generating ideas; getting buy-ins

- Product execution: help engineers with developing the right things; testing products

- Product iteration: easier analytics tools; autogenerate insights

If you're moving to the U.S. to grow your young, early-stage startup for the next 5+ years, wouldn't it be easier if you moved your banking to a Silicon Valley / equivalent bank, who tends to be more startup-friendly and gives easier filing rules?

That's unless if you have more than 5 years of a banking relationship, but then you wouldn't qualify for this rule anyway.

Don't you think you're making too much assumption here? If a large firm lobbied to create an "artificial ... wall," they would write a pre-defined amount, such as "firms who have $100MM AUM," rather than making it vague.

"Successful investments" can be validated with a reasonable argument, so it actually opens door for younger VCs.