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Patient capital refers to a form of capital that does not take short-term financial returns as its primary goal and is willing to bear longer investment cycles and higher uncertainty; typical sources include sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, university endowment funds, government industry guidance funds and family offices, among others.
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