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Tightrope balance balancing act
Amid concerns of a bubble, a new venture firm founded by alums of Softbank and Microsoft's M12 VC fund, is taking a more conservative approach to AI investing.
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The venture secondaries market is taking off, but lots of GPs and LPs are still unfamiliar with how these deals work. We're here to help.
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Identity.vc is the latest fund dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and is believed to be the first fund of its kind in Europe.
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With $4.4 billion already raised this year, climate-focused venture capital funds are on track to surpass their $5.2 billion fundraising haul in 2023.
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Women-led VC firms are on track to raise just two-thirds of the totals they raised in 2023 and 2022 as the broader venture industry struggles with a fundraising downturn.
An LP at this week's Women in Private Markets Summit North America says GPs need to understand the importance of managing reserves, especially in light of how dilutive new rounds of financing can be for companies that haven't yet broken out.
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The fundraising downturn presents a rare opportunity for well-positioned LPs to take advantage of the pullback by many of their peers.
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For the most part, domestic LPs are not keen to commit to homegrown funds, says Thomas Birch, a managing director at CDPQ.
VCJ May/.Jun 2024 cover
Inside: Canada’s quest to recharge its growth trajectory; One man’s journey from prison to VC; The challenge of raising a sophomore fund; Indonesian private equity; Plus much more…
Canada drew 2,200 tech workers from outside the country in the first nine months of 2023, compared with 1,500 it lost to Europe.
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