An emergency shot for startups: what VCs are doing to salvage their investments in virulent times

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An emergency shot for startups: what vcs are doing to salvage their investments in virulent times

13 Apr 2020

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According to a survey conducted by Praxis and the Indian Private Capital and Venture Capital Association, which has about 150 PE-VC firms as members, about 80% of the firms do not want to make investments in the short term and nearly half of their limited partners have become unfavorable to investing in fresh funds.

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