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Traditional funds can be unable to invest when their own mandates require conventional exits and extreme upside.

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Traditional funds can be unable to invest when their own mandates require conventional exits and extreme upside.

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Attributed contributors: Juho Makkonen; John Garry. “Traditional funds can be unable to invest when their own mandates require conventional exits and extreme upside..” Mission Without Exit: Designing Ownership That Survives Success. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 34:06–35:27. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-a7bbf06f8aee

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Traditional funds can be unable to invest when their own mandates require conventional exits and extreme upside.

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Proposed mechanism: Fund-level promises constrain which company financing instruments are compatible.

Conditions: Mandates that permit the proposed return and redemption structure.

Limit: Experience identifies a mechanism, not universal investor unwillingness.

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