venture-lending
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Jim Labe and the price of buying time
Before venture debt became a familiar line on a startup’s balance sheet, Jim Labe was helping build the business of it. His career runs from equipment leases to public markets, with one question following him: how much time can borrowed money buy?
Rob Pomeroy and the price of a little more time
Rob Pomeroy built a career lending to companies whose futures were still taking shape. From Horizon’s first commitments to his final board departure, his story turns on a practical question: what can a company accomplish before the money runs out?
Sajal Srivastava and the business of buying time
For more than two decades, Sajal Srivastava has worked at the junction of startup ambition and repayment schedules. As the TriplePoint Capital co-founder prepares to leave at the end of 2026, his career offers a close look at the machinery behind venture lending.