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The language may be changing but the opportunities and the returns are still there for impact investors.
Web3 looks set to be responsible for a flurry of exits as buyers take advantage of friendlier regulation and entertainment companies join fintech as key players.
GCV has looked through our data to find the busiest investors in corporate venture capital. Here's how and where they invested in 2024.
AI funding rounds commanded huge prices in 2024, but corporate investors also made large bets in healthcare, energy and robotics.
Rounds are getting bigger and investors want to see more earlier, but the distinction between them is still important.
Legal technology funding has boomed in the wake of ChatGPT, and startups – and law firms – that don't use artificial intelligence are going to be left behind.
Sustainability is 'critically important' in agriculture tech, but startups need to use new technologies like AI to balance it with cost reductions, say corporate VCs.
The first wave of insurtech startups hit the wall trying to fight the industry's biggest players. Now, insurance CVCs say they're seeking the ones embracing a partnership model.
Solar energy and grid storage saw some of the biggest funding rounds as falling prices put these clean energy options into the mainstream.
Pharmaceutical startups have had a strong start to 2024, showing off areas like psychedelic mental health treatments, radiotherapeutic cancer drugs and medicine for underserved populations.
The CVC sector's reputation is improving after a rocky start in Latin America’s largest economy.
Functional foods open the door for innovation in a market that thought it had it all figured out.
Microorganisms are increasingly being harnessed to create everything from cleaner fuels to flavourings, dyes and chemicals, part of a growing interest in reengineering existing biological processes for new purposes.
Using microbes to produce chemicals and fuels has long been a dream, but now a third wave of technological developments is making it economically viable.
We asked leading corporate venture investors what they look for. Knowing your competition and how you stand out is crucial.
Take time, focus on quality and internal relationships, make an impact — these are the top resolutions investors have for 2023.
From China's booming electric vehicle sector to companies addressing cyberattacks and the supply chain crisis, the year's biggest rounds gave us a view of what was urgent in 2022.
As 2022 prepares to draw to a close, Global Venturing takes a look back at some of the most interesting and active new corporate venture funds to debut in the past 12 months.
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