Eight companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board in August, with six based in the U.S., and two hailing from China and India, respectively. With out-of-pocket health spending and high-deductible health plans on the rise, more U.S. venture investment is going to companies innovating around these themes. Consumer's aren't exactly elated at the trend. Using Crunchbase data, we ranked five of this year's most heavily funded companies with a female CEO and founder. Funding overall was down for August, and in the U.S. no investor consummated very many deals. Alumni Ventures was the only VC firm to break a double-digit count in the slow month. We talked to Faisal Aftab, founder of Pakistan-based Zayn Venture Capital, about the country's underfunded startup scene, his plans to boost funding with his role in the soon-to-be-launched "Shark Tank Pakistan" and which sectors from which the panel of judges should expect to hear. Monitor your progress directly in Crunchbase with Stages, a new Kanban-style tracker board. Create customizable milestones, tasks, and more to efficiently manage your relationships with the companies you care about. Crunchbase, Inc. |
Saturday, 14 September 2024
The Unicorn Board Gains 8 In August, And VCs Pour More Money Into Self-Pay Healthcare
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