What differentiates a traditional private equity investor (PE) from a venture capital investor (VC)? (two answers) PE investors use their own assets, VC investors usually borrow most of their capital PE investors are mostly interested in the long term, VC investors think in very short investment periods E PE investors want to profit from every firm they invest in, VC investors expect only a minority of those firms to be profitable PE Investors tend to look at existing asset values, VC investors tend to look at future earnings potential PE Investors have more tolerance for risk than VC investors