Adrian Johnson

TLDR: Pienza Ventures, a US-based early-stage venture fund, is offering an accelerator initiative for SAAS-based Indian B2B startups. The initiative includes a $5 million investment and a unique programme to facilitate market

TLDR: Amsterdam-based Vortex Capital Partners has launched a new €145M technology fund. The fund targets high-growth potential small and medium-sized software and tech companies in Europe. Amsterdam-based Vortex Capital Partners has announced

TLDR: The NATO Innovation Fund has announced its new investment team with expertise in AI, energy, quantum, space tech, and semiconductors. The fund, backed by 24 NATO allies, is investing over €1B

TLDR: Orange Ventures and Digital Africa partner to invest in African startups. Joint initiative will provide funding and support to startups in the Orange Digital Centers network. Orange Ventures and Digital Africa

Article Summary TLDR: 2024 is expected to see gradual growth in fintech investments Major trends to watch out for include sustainable finance, generative AI, RPA, CFO tech, asset tokenization, alternative assets, indexing,

TLDR India’s top startup cities Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai are not among the world’s top 30 startup cities according to a report by PitchBook. Paris, Sao Paulo, Toronto, Berlin, Hong Kong, Denver,

TLDR: Zero Carbon Capital, a London-based VC firm, has closed a €23.4M fund to invest in European early-stage climate tech ventures. The fund received investment from various institutions, corporates, and individuals, including

TLDR: Aduro Advisors, a fund administrator based in Denver, has received a strategic growth investment from Vitruvian Partners. The company plans to use the funds to expand operations and development efforts. In

TLDR: – Capchase secures €105 million credit facility to drive growth in Europe. – The new financing, led by Deutsche Bank and i80 Group, raises over $1 billion in combined debt and

TLDR: Key Points: Australia’s Aware Super invested in tech unicorn Canva through venture capital. Aware Super’s CIO Damian Graham sees value in the investment but acknowledges challenges in the asset class. Australia’s