Adrian Johnson

Following the early COVID years that infused surplus capital into the markets, prompting mid to late-stage investors to deploy capital into most any and all deals, venture capitalists are now being diligent

TLDR: – Capitainer, a Swedish medtech company, has secured a SEK 30 million investment from We Venture Capital, the venture capital arm of the Werfen Group. – The investment will help Capitainer

TLDR: Mober, a sustainability-focused logistics company in the Philippines, has raised $2 million in a seed funding round led by RT Heptagon Holdings (RTHH). The company plans to expand its electric vehicle

TLDR: Monumental, an Amsterdam-based startup, has raised $25 million in a funding round led by venture capital funds Plural and Hummingbird, to develop bricklaying robots that can help address the shortage of

In a recent analysis of over 5,000 deals, 500 funds, and 242 private equity firms, Mantra Investment Partners found that the best-performing private equity funds share two key attributes: Funds with less

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a rule change to increase the amount of money that can be committed to a “qualifying venture capital fund” from $10 million to $12

TLDR: – The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new rules to update the definition of ‘qualifying’ venture capital (VC) funds. – The proposed rules aim to raise the dollar-threshold

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new rules that would update the definition of “qualifying” venture capital (VC) funds. The proposal comes in response to a congressional mandate from

Venture capital funding for startup companies is predicted to be “constrained” in 2024, according to financial data provider, Crunchbase. The subdued funding climate was evident in January this year when global startup

TLDR: Midwest University has announced a new venture capital commitment. The university aims to invest in startups in the Midwest region. Midwest University has revealed its plans to make a new venture