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The main difference between PE and VP
The main differences between PE and VP are as follows:

1, different investment objects.

PE mainly refers to investment funds that raise funds and invest in shares of unlisted companies, and a few PEs invest in shares of listed companies. VP: Venture capitalist, generally referring to investment in high-tech industries. ?

2. Different investment stages.

In China, PE private equity investment mainly refers to private equity investment in mature enterprises that have formed a certain scale and generated stable cash flow, mainly refers to private equity investment in the later stage of venture capital. VP mainly invests in small and medium-sized high-tech enterprises that have just started or have not started, and there is no fixed assets or funds as collateral or guarantee, which belongs to the initial stage of entrepreneurship. ?

3. The investment purpose is different.

PE has no obvious purpose of pursuing high risks and high returns. VP generally pursues high returns brought by high risks, and the general investment cycle is relatively long.