Venture capital has delivered the best returns of any asset class over the last 30 years, but also has the highest dispersion of returns. Now the industry seems to be at a crossroads today, with the life of many funds getting extended and distributions at all-time lows. Investors are questioning their long-term allocations and new first time funds are finding it very difficult to raise. Akash Prakash explains why the dynamics of the VC industry have changed and says that unless further VC funds can be raised our funding environment will not remain robust. This is also a virtuous cycle that must remain in motion to ensure startups get all the support and capital they need, he writes. Read it here
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The top edit argues that currency market interventions should be more selective. Read it here
Amit Tandon writes that board committees must address the company’s forward-looking priorities. Read it here
In other views:
The top edit argues that currency market interventions should be more selective. Read it here
Amit Tandon writes that board committees must address the company’s forward-looking priorities. Read it here