This content is from: Portfolio Venture Capital Makes Talent Unaffordable for Start Ups’ Competitors Venture capital prices out companies from their own labor, an academic study finds. By Leanna Orr July 28, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Venture Capital Is Faring Better Than Other Parts of the Economy “VCs are working somewhat harder in the pandemic than they did five years ago,” researchers found. By Christine Idzelis August 19, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Two Sigma Raises Nearly $300 Million for New Venture Capital Fund The technology-driven firm closed on its first venture fund raised primarily from external investors. By Stephen Taub January 22, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Venture Capitalists Expected Bargains. They’re Still Waiting. Valuations are as high as ever — but plenty of start-ups haven’t raised new rounds yet. By Amy Whyte August 25, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio The Venture Capitalists Forging Ahead General Catalyst, Insight Partners, and F-Prime Capital stepped up dealmaking as competitors hung back, according to PitchBook. By Christine Idzelis July 06, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office The Multimillion-Dollar Expense Private Equity and VC Firms Are Under Pressure To Cut “More than half of VCs surveyed do not actively manage a cost that averages $7.5 million per firm annually,” according to Apperio. By Amy Whyte September 23, 2020
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