Large, experienced companies can use their capital to give new, small and less experienced companies a helping hand. By investing in young start-ups, they are given the chance to develop more quickly and to intervene actively in events so that young companies can realize their ideas and visions as quickly as possible. Through later profit sharing and royalties, the previous investment and the trust of the big in the small is rewarded. This could also happen through a pool of capital young companies can access and the old companies get a return on their investment. This gives bigger companies an exclusive access to invest in young and less known companies. This exclusive access is also a reason for established companies to join the Senat.