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How Candice Beaumont became a venture industry power broker

Candice Beaumont Candice Beaumont runs two family offices that invest in startups and venture funds. Family offices are wealth managers for the world s richest individuals and their families. She receives hundreds of pitches but most deals come from exclusive networks like Young Global Leader. In 2014, Candice Beaumont got an opportunity to join one of most exclusive and private social networks in the world. She was nominated by the World Economic Forum to become a Young Global Leader, a rare accolade given to recognize the world s most distinguished and powerful people under age 40. The World Economic Forum (WEF) is the nonprofit best known for its four-day conference in Davos, Switzerland, where the world s most powerful people gather to discuss global issues.

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Startups should often raise debt instead of equity, investor says

Upper90 Big equity rounds can hurt founders ownership stakes and create pressure to scale startups quickly. Investor Jason Finger says founders should consider raising money through debt instead. Finger is chairman of Upper90, a credit fund that gives loans to startups. With more venture money sloshing around than ever before, the conventional wisdom for startup founders today is to raise big financing rounds even if they don t need the cash right away. But Jason Finger, the former cofounder and CEO of food delivery startup Seamless, says that approach can hurt entrepreneurs and companies alike. While building out Seamless before the company merged with GrubHub in 2013, Finger saw the risks that equity financing posed to founders like himself.

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A schoolteacher from California wiped out $70,000 in savings trading on Robinhood Here s his message to first-time investors

A schoolteacher from California wiped out $70,000 in savings trading on Robinhood Here s his message to first-time investors
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Fintech Public com valued at about $1 2 billion in round led by Tiger

Public.com is raising another $200 million at a $1 billion pre-money valuation, sources say. The valuation is at least four times higher than the stock-buying app s last one from December. Interest in the company surged after last month s Robinhood and GameStop trading controversy. Investors are scrambling to grab stakes in another hot fintech startup, Public.com, a stock-buying app and competitor to Robinhood. The startup, which offers a zero-fee trading app that doubles as an online investing community, is raising about $200 million in a financing round led by Tiger Global Management at a $1 billion pre-money valuation, according to two people familiar with the discussions. That means Public.com could be valued at about $1.2 billion post-money.

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Miami home prices soar amid Silicon Valley, Wall Street migration

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X . It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Miami, Florida. Buena Vista Images/Getty Images The median home price near Miami rose 29% in the last year, The New York Times reports. The increase aligns with an influx of business leaders from Silicon Valley and Wall Street. Miami has been heralded for its lack of income tax and less liberal culture than the Bay Area. Silicon Valley elites and hedge fund millionaires are flocking to Miami, and it s already resulting in a major spike in home prices. A new report from The New York Times Nellie Bowles examines the influx of business leaders to South Florida amid the pandemic. What may have begun as a temporary stay has become a permanent transfer, and it s sending home prices skyrocketing.

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