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Convertible Debt

Convertible debt is a type of financing in which a company issues bonds or loans to investors that can be converted into equity later. This allows investors to lend money to the company while also having the option to participate in the company’s future growth by converting their debt into equity.

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Kreos Capital

Kreos Capital is a private equity and venture debt firm that provides growth capital to companies in a variety of industries. The firm was founded in 1998 and has offices in London, Munich, and Stockholm. Kreos Capital focuses on providing growth capital to companies that are experiencing rapid expansion, often in the form of venture debt financing.

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Venture Debt

Venture debt, also known as venture lending, is a type of financing that is often used by startups to fund their growth and expansion. Unlike traditional debt, which is typically secured by collateral such as real estate or equipment, venture debt is typically unsecured and is based on the potential future success of the company.