Venture Capital Blog

If you want to build wealth, invest like the wealthy. We’ve compiled a list of seven commonalities among high-net-worth investors that “the rest of us” can learn from.

Qualified Small Business Stocks, commonly referred to as QSBS, can be a significant advantage for investors and businesses alike. By offering potential tax benefits and stimulating capital flow into small businesses, QSBS has captured the attention of many astute investors.

In a move that’s sure to shake up the business intelligence sector, Board Intelligence has secured substantial funding from K1 Investment Management. This investment, which values Board Intelligence at £230 million, marks a pivotal moment for the AI-based business, underscoring its robust market position and growth potential.

Indiana's tech venture capital (VC) scene is experiencing a remarkable surge, outpacing national trends even as the broader US market faces challenges. 

Flo Health is the number 1 downloaded women’s health app globally. The company has recently announced that it has successfully raised over $200 million in Series C funding from leading global growth investor General Atlantic, elevating its valuation to over $1 billion. This makes it the first digital consumer women’s health app to achieve unicorn status. 

The world of investing can be daunting, especially when it comes to technology stocks. With rapidly changing trends, high price tags, and unpredictable returns, investors often find it challenging to navigate the market successfully.

Investing in over-the-counter (OTC) penny stocks can be a high-risk, high-reward venture. For businesses and individuals seeking opportunities in this market, Robinhood offers an accessible platform. However, success requires a strategic approach. This article provides insights on navigating the world of OTC penny stocks.

In high-stakes venture capital, the allure of unearthing the next disruptive technology is akin to a modern-day gold rush. But as with any treasure hunt, the path is fraught with risk and uncertainty. How do discerning investors differentiate genuine disruptors from mere flashes in the pan? How can they navigate the labyrinth of hype and buzzwords to pinpoint technologies poised to reshape industries?

High-growth tech investments are attracting interest from experts worldwide thanks to the future prospects of this sector. S&P forecast statistics for 2024 indicate that the tech segment will likely grow by 29% in earnings. By 2025, this percentage is expected to reach the 17% mark. If you’ve been considering investing in high-growth tech companies, this is a great time to scout around for options. 

According to KPMG's new Venture Pulse report, global Venture Capital (VC) investment plummeted to $75.9 billion across 7,520 deals in Q1 of 2024. This decline is attributed to geopolitical tensions, a lack of market exits, and a discernible reduction in investment during the later deal stages. This article will analyze key trends from Q1 2024 data and provide actionable insights for VCs navigating the evolving landscape.