
Diego Galvez de Yturbe will expand the venture capital firm's fintech investments in the growing Latin American market.
MassMutual Ventures is unifying its regional teams as Ryan Collins and Anvesh Ramineni depart from their role running its Europe and Asia Pacific fund.
Yogan Appalsamy brings fintech investment experience to the table, joining the bank from Standard Chatered's CVC unit.
A mix of economic crises and a great knowledge base has made Argentinians great founders, says Grupo Galicia CVC head Sebastián Spena.
Pedro Compani joined Banco BS2's newly created corporate venturing unit after a stint at data analytics company Neoway,
TruStage Ventures unit chief Brian Kaas says large retailers like Amazon and Walmart are disintermediating credit unions. Startups can help them push back.
Four months after serving a custodial sentence for money laundering offences, Changpeng Zhao has turned Binance Labs into a family office.
Uncertainty in the insurance sector is growing as climate change exacerbates natural disasters. But insurance companies appear to be slowing investment in new technologies that could help.
The US financial services company has launched Edward Jones Ventures, focusing on fintech startups to advance its wealth management offerings.
GCV has looked through our data to find the busiest investors in corporate venture capital. Here's how and where they invested in 2024.
These eight people all stepped down from leadership positions at CVC units in 2024. Here is what life after CVC looks like for them.
The fund will be managed by Hashgraph's venture subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates.
With the launch of its new fund, the Japanese insurer's corporate venturing unit has assets under management of $400m, up tenfold since its first fund.
Longer hours and better tech are changing the way people trade, and the way CVCs need to search for innovation.
Turkey has the ingredients to be a top tech market, but it needs investors to take more risk if its startups are to get past early stage.
The corporates both committed further nine-figure sums to back startups in the rapidly growing Indian venture market.
Wana Schulze and Ivan Yoon will lead CVC investments at Telefónica’s seed and early-stage Brazilian subsidiaries.
Axa Venture Partners will invest nine-figure amounts through the new fund, which is expected to close in 2025 with its insurer parent putting up half the capital.