(Credit: claudenakagawa/Shutterstock) Cash Is King for Startups as Venture Capital Pulls Back
"A firm may not have five VCs chasing them, but the best companies will still raise capital," a venture capitalist said.
April 19, 2023 at 11:47 PM
7 minute read
Private Equity and Venture Capital
The balance of power has shifted in the startup realm. Entrepreneurs who once had their pick of investors will have a harder time raising money in 2023. Venture capital firms are also pushing back, insisting on due diligence and demanding better terms.
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