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How Should We Quantify the Attractiveness of Past Deals for Limited Partners: Exact Valuation or Descriptive Terms?

In the #4 question it's not clear how to quantify how each Past Deal will be attractive to Limited Partners. Should we write a valuation of the future rounds of the Deals in exact numbers or just write 'very attractive' or 'not attractive'?
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You need to use numbers, preferably exits or markups. If you can't get these metrics, then look for revenue increases or some other clear indication of value creation and growth.

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