Venture capital financing that comes in the "later rounds" of financing may take the form of:

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Mezzanine financing is a type of venture capital financing that comes in the later rounds of financing, typically after the startup has already received seed money and early-stage funding. This type of financing is used to bridge the gap between the earlier rounds of financing and a possible IPO or acquisition, and it is usually structured as a combination of debt and equity. Options A, D, and E all refer to earlier stages of financing, while option C is not relevant to venture capital financing.

Venture Capital Financing That Comes in the "Later Rounds" of Financing