The GCV Symposium finished up with a discussion with Dominic Maffei of SC Ventures and Erica Young from Anthemis Group concerning the impact of fintech on big banks.

InReach's Roberto Bonanzinga talked about how AI technology can help corporate venturing units locate companies from obscure countries and scale their investment pipeline.

GUV editor Thierry Heles spoke to professionals from three fusion energy technology companies to gauge the challenges involved in scaling a breakthrough technology.

Digital course textbook catalogue Bibliotech took the crown in the 2019 edition of the Global University Venturing-allied Future Planet Awards.

Dave Haynes from HTC's Vive X accelerator talked about its activities in the virtual and augmented reality space, before nine companies in the sector pitched their products to attendees.

Data presented by Martin Haemmig and GCV Analytics provided insight into the substantial growth in corporate venturing along with some of the major trends.

Tencent Investment's Jeffrey Li, number one on the GCV Powerlist this year, spoke to Michael Redding of Accenture Investments about how he approaches investing.

Paul Jacquin of Randstad Innovation Fund, Bo Ilsoe of NGP Capital and Leo Clancy from IDA Ireland exchanged views on how AI technology will affect the HR sector.

Gerald Schumann chaired a discussion with speakers including Swisscom Ventures' Dominique Mégret and AP Ventures' Andrew Hinkly on managing strategies and interests in funds with multiple corporate LPs.

Shiva Dustdar and Peter Cowley joined Mark Wilson to talk about whether adoption of the hybrid fund model is increasing in the corporate venturing space, particularity in the healthcare sector.