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The CEO of SoftBank Investment Advisers, who runs the world's biggest venture fund, offers an inside look at how he picks which companies to lavish with billions of capital

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Rajeev Misra, the CEO of the SoftBank Vision Fund, revealed to a Milken audience how he picks which companies to include in his portfolio.

— the firm's CEO — estimates that the majority of such companies have inquired at some point. He says SoftBank usually take two meetings a day with potential suitors.is the world's biggest venture fund, with a massive $100 billion under management and has roughly 80 portfolio companies at a given time. Once it's invested, portfolio companies are treated like royalty, lavished with capital that will continue flowing as long as they keep growing.

In other words, the fund is giving a leg up to promising businesses that can't achieve proper scale themselves. He continued:"It's across many industries, and the fundamental theme is that they're matching granular suppliers of products that are too small to have the scale and capital to invest in technology.

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