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May 24, 2024
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Funding Crunch: Women-led Funds Struggle to Raise Capital


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Women-led VC firms are facing challenges in fundraising as they are on track to raise only two-thirds of what they raised in 2023 and 2022, reflecting a broader slowdown in the venture industry.

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Women-led VC firms are experiencing a fundraising slowdown, with projections showing they will raise significantly less than in previous years. This trend is reflective of a broader industry struggle with fundraising downturns. The impact of this slowdown on diversity and inclusion efforts in the venture capital space is concerning, as women-led funds may face greater challenges in accessing capital and supporting diverse founders. It is crucial for the industry to address these issues and work towards creating more equitable opportunities for women-led firms.


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