What value can private climate investors add for founders developing new technologies? Wellington head of private climate and veteran climate venture capital investor Greg Wasserman discusses his team's approach to helping private companies progress along their growth journey. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eYYzPJKV #climateinvesting

What value can private climate investors add for founders developing new technologies? Wellington head of private climate and veteran climate venture capital investor Greg Wasserman discusses his team's approach to helping private companies progress along their growth journey. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/e4_TzGKN Thomas Mucha

What value can private climate investors add for founders developing new technologies? Wellington head of private climate and veteran climate venture capital investor Greg Wasserman discusses his team's approach to helping private companies progress along their growth journey. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eg5wqVHA Thomas Mucha

Thanks World Agri-Tech for putting together such an interesting panel showing that investors have various convinctions. As a startup, when you look for money scout for the investors that share your vision, it’s way more important than valuation to ensure a smooth ride ! Thanks Adam Anders and my fellow panelists for such an controversial but respectful conversation.

This is actually pretty important work to be done. Within this space, there is so much distinction that needs to be made. It’s like just saying “private equity” or “direct lending.” There are 100’s of individual strategies, criteria, industry focus areas, technologies, geographies, business models, growth stages, etc. And the first thing to do is clarify what is relevant for your business or strategy.

This is valuable.

“It’s never as bad as it seems, but it’s also never as good as it seems.” A reminder from last year’s LP Summit co-hosted by Beyond The Billion® (launched as The Billion Dollar Fund for Women®) and Arctic15 in Helsinki; to the LPs and GPs facing uncertain times: “Be patient.” - Tomi Viia, Head of Investments, OP Financial Group “Keep investing.” - Marko Hara, Partner and Investment Lead, Decile Capital The long stretch of low interest rates since the global financial crisis has made private equity investments an appealing choice for institutional investors, pension funds, and high net-worth individuals. Although private equity certainly has its appeal, investors need to remain careful and thoughtful in managing the complexities of this asset class during uncertain times. This week’s episode feature two European LP veterans, where we delved into: 💡 What should LPs do during venture slumps? 💡 The shifts in portfolio construction; opportunities in private equity. 💡 Where are the best soft skills and hard skills in this environment? Tune in now! (links in comment) - If you enjoyed this, 1/ Follow Sarah Chen-Spellings and Billion Dollar Moves Podcast as we travel across the globe, to surface what we call the 'unexpected leader'; unicorn founders & funders who were underestimated, long before they became iconic. 2/ Repost this to share this with an investor you know. #billiondollarmoves #arctic15 #helsinki #venture #privateequity #lp #gp

#ScalingClimateTech Who doesn't want to see innovative climate tech scale? Corporate venturing is yet another route to investment and market scaling, though often not easy to identify who is investing and where. This report helps with that - thanks Jonathan Weitz and pls send through the database.

CVCs have unique advantages and challenges. Understanding both is key to mutually beneficial engagement.

This will be insightful.