TVPI
Also known as total value to paid-in
TVPI is the total value of a fund, realised and unrealised, divided by the capital investors have paid in.
Why It Matters
It counts holdings that have not been sold, so a strong TVPI can rest on valuations the market has not tested.
Related Terms
- DPIDPI is the cash actually returned to investors divided by the capital they paid in.
- MOICMOIC is the value of an investment divided by the amount invested, expressed as a multiple and ignoring how long it took.
- IRRInternal rate of return is the annualised rate at which an investment grew, taking into account when money went in and when it came back.
- Fund VintageA fund's vintage is the year it began investing, which anchors its performance to the market conditions of that period.
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Amazon in Talks to Acquire AI Startup Decart for $7 Billion
Amazon is reportedly negotiating a potential $7 billion acquisition of Decart, an artificial intelligence startup developing software for AI computing, real-time video generation and simulated environments. The discussions highlight the growing strategic importance of AI infrastructure as technology companies seek greater control over the systems powering their next generation of products.
The $159 Billion Paradox Behind the Global Startup Funding Boom
Global venture funding reached $159 billion in the third quarter of 2026. But behind the headline number lies a changing investment landscape, where artificial intelligence commands the majority of capital and a small group of companies captures an extraordinary share of funding.
egaranti Raises $1.1 Million in Pre-Series A Funding to Expand Across Central Asia
egaranti, the Türkiye-based warranty technology company, has raised $1.1 million in pre-Series A funding to accelerate its expansion in Uzbekistan, enter Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, and develop a new consumer-facing warranty application in Türkiye.
Y Combinator Is Becoming a Factory for the Agentic AI Economy
Y Combinator’s latest startups suggest that the next phase of the AI boom is moving beyond chatbots and copilots toward autonomous agents, AI infrastructure, security and systems designed to make AI capable of operating in the real world.
AMD’s $8.2 Billion World Labs Bet Is About More Than AI Chips
AMD’s acquisition of San Francisco AI startup World Labs is taking the chip race into a new territory, combining compute, spatial intelligence and physical AI as the industry moves beyond models that only understand language.
EspressoLab’s 70% Sale to Abu Dhabi’s MAIR Group Reshapes the Turkish Coffee Brand
EspressoLab, one of Turkey’s fastest-growing coffee chains, is entering a new ownership era. Abu Dhabi-based MAIR Group has signed an agreement to acquire 70% of the company behind the brand, bringing a Turkish-origin coffee business with more than 400 stores across 21 countries into a new international growth phase.
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