For Mikaal Abdulla, founder of Hong Kong-based personal finance startup 8 Securities, raising venture capital can be “miserable,” no thanks to flaky investors who disappear after signing term sheets or indiscreet backers who share confidential data with competitors, just to… Continue Reading →
The era of “move fast and break things” looks to be over. Once conducive to unicorns and venture capitalists with a kingmaker bent, this high-growth and high-risk mentality is losing appeal among business owners amid decreasing stock prices and the… Continue Reading →
For Mikaal Abdulla, founder of Hong Kong-based personal finance startup 8 Securities, raising venture capital can be “miserable,” no thanks to flaky investors who disappear after signing term sheets or indiscreet backers who share confidential data with competitors, just to… Continue Reading →
HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s rate of creating unicorns has dropped to a six-year low as venture capital funds shy away from early-stage funding while the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak batters portfolio investments. Read more: https://reut.rs/2LCuXZg
Guest Post: The following post is a sponsored guest post by JD Weinstein, Oracle for Startups. All views and opinions represented in this post are the views and opinions of Oracle for Startups and do not represent those of 500… Continue Reading →
If you search for “vc open for business” on Twitter, you will see almost universal scorn for the idea that VCs are open for business right now. But our experience doesn’t match that scorn. Read more: https://bit.ly/34TSaPE
If you’re looking to raise millions of dollars in VC funding, you may need to syndicate your deal. Here’s what you need to know.It’s incredibly hard to connect with VCs. Even if you manage to get that meeting with a… Continue Reading →
Chinese venture capital firm Qiming Venture Partners announced the close of the US$1.1 billion Qiming Venture Partners Fund VII late last week in a company statement. Read more: https://bit.ly/2VDGdJv
Neat, a Hong Kong-based fintech startup, announced today that it has raised a $11 million Series A to help small businesses do cross-border banking. Read more: https://tcrn.ch/2XobGSD
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