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Experts from Insight Partners, Microsoft and IBM weigh in on the challenges that must be overcome before AI agents become commonplace in the enterprise.
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The agreement, expected to close by end of 2024, gives BP Partners the benefit of Runway’s expertise in 'growth lending.'
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Roman and Kirill Gurskiy left EY in 2017 to pursue their passion at GEM Capital and they have never looked back.
Our guide to venture capital secondaries buyers has grown from 12 firms in July to 26 firms as of November.
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The London-based firm’s strategy is based on a preferred equity approach to give GPs, LPs and companies short-term liquidity.
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Stripe's $1.1bn acquisition of Bridge signals more mainstream acceptance of stablecoins among fintech players, especially those eyeing scale-up opportunities in developing markets.
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Southeast Asia, once touted as the continent’s next big thing in private equity, is struggling to live up to expectations. What’s holding the region back?
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Venture investors are bullish about AI agents, which are said to "achieve near-human cognition in many areas" and are expected to be adopted quickly in the enterprise.
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In Part 14 of his series on venture debt, Zack Ellison from Applied Real Intelligence shares advanced concepts for sourcing high-return venture debt deals.
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As the M&A and IPO markets remain stalled, we are seeing a proliferation of secondaries firms eager to provide liquidity to both VC funds and start-up founders.
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