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High Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) are people with significant investable assets. In the private equity and venture capital realm, HNWIs are an important source of capital. These wealthy individuals invest directly in companies or through private equity and venture capital funds. To qualify as an HNWI, one must have investable assets over a certain threshold, often $1 million or more. HNWIs have the means to provide financing for startups and growth companies. They offer private equity and venture capital firms a crucial pool of capital to fund investments.

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