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    At TechCrunch Disrupt on Tuesday, Y Combinator’s Harjeet Taggar said that the incubator’s next class will have at least 80 startups, up from 65 in the prior group. Even though Y Combinator is hosting its largest class ever, it was also the most selective class the incubator has ever had, with just a 2 percent acceptance rate. While Y Combinator grew its class size by about 20 percent, the number of applications increased 50 percent. During the evaluation process, Y Combinator conducted about 285 interviews

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  • Convertible bond - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    In finance, a convertible note (or, if it has a maturity of greater than 10 years, a convertible debenture) is a type of bond that the holder can convert into shares of ... en.wikipedia.org

  • How Convertible Debt Works

    Oct 12, 2011 ... Last night I gave a talk hosted by SVB at their Palo Alto office. It was part of the Never Ending All Old Is New Again Venture Deals Book Tour. www.feld.com

  • A VC: Financing Options: Convertible Debt

    Jul 11, 2011 ... MBA Mondays are back after a one week hiatus. Today we are going to talk about convertible debt. Convertible debt can also be called ... www.avc.com

  • Raising Money Using Convertible Debt | Entrepreneur.com

    May 15, 2006 ... There's debt financing, there's equity financing, and then there's convertible debt. Find out why this third option can work well for startups. www.entrepreneur.com

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