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The Baltic Region Has Emerged - as an Entry Point into the World of Venture Capital 2021-04-21 Sophia Tupolev-Luz
The rising tide of global venture capital has lifted a lot of boats, with more startups getting funded than ever before. And if the first quarter of 2021 is any indication, it s going to be another banner year. Crunchbase data reported global venture capital investment of $125 billion in Q1 2021, a 94% increase year-over-year. While low interest rates over the last decade have driven investors to the higher returns of VC, the pandemic accelerated technology investments. And as
Prof. Scott Galloway wrote, recently, The pandemic s most enduring feature will be as an accelerant of existing trends. While VC money has powered technological progress and trends for the last 60 years, the way venture funds work has not changed much.
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The Bay Area continues to be the global hub of venture capital despite some high-profile people leaving.
But Silicon Valley VCs are increasingly investing outside the area, a Pitchbook report finds.
After the pandemic, the tech industry will still center on Silicon Valley, says the report.
Contrary to the talk about tech people and companies moving from San Francisco, Silicon Valley is still the global hub for venture capital, according to a new report published by deals research firm, PitchBook. And many Bay Area venture capitalists agree.
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