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ApparentlyIf venture capital activity is taking place, no. the continent isAny indication
Did no one tell European venture capitalists and startup founders that we’re supposed to be on the cuspAre you worried about a global recession
With startups and VCs all heralding theDoom for investment activity in all regions the world, you’d think a market as large as EuropeThis would cause quite a lot of problems. But EuropeanVenture capital activity was only marginally down in theSecond quarter theThree months preceding. What’s more, venture totals on the continent remained robust, leaving it with a stronger-than-expected startup fundraising result for theFirst half of the year.
FromWe have a macroeconomic view. noToo many things to worry about Europe today. The RussianInvasion UkraineSlowing world GDP growth and inflation concerns. tightening central banking policiesThere are many reasons to be concerned, just to name a few. SoWhy did they? EuropeanWhy are venture results so powerful?
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