This year has seen new lows for VC funding, while some success stories have emerged, the path may continue into 2024.
The startup community is facing a mismatch of venture debt supply to their demand - digital lenders are stepping in.
Venture capital funding to LatAm startups droped 70% to $1.3 billion in the quarter, down from $4.1 billion in the year-ago period.
This week, Isabelle speaks to Alex Harris of Fiat Ventures, about the power VCs have to drive positive change.
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While VC funding is scarce, Arc is building on its alternative funding options, focused on early-stage startups looking to grow.
Early stage founders face a challenging climate and many lack the expertise to drive growth.Support from an experienced hand may be critical.
Deployment of capital may be down this year but VCs have shifted gear, bringing extra focus to founders and their ability to adapt.
Challenging conditions have companies cutting funding from product development and workforces - some believe innovation is a better answer.
For entrepreneurs looking to overcome these challenges, revenue-based financing is a compelling alternative.
VC funding has taken a hit this year however Arc co-founder and CEO says all is not lost. This could be the time for fintech alternatives.