Alternative Investments 2020
The Future of Capital for Entrepreneurs and SMEs
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Bolstered by tail winds from emerging markets, new technology and other trends, alternative investments have become an increasingly visible part of the capital supply landscape, rising from $1 trillion in 1999 to more than $7 trillion in 2014. Significant changes to funding sources have accompanied this alternative capital expansion, as the number of venture capitalists in developed markets has fallen off, while the number of “angel investors” has risen. For funds and entrepreneurs, these trends present more opportunities and perhaps more challenges, as this informative report from the World Economic Forum shows. getAbstract recommends this authoritative work to entrepreneurs and investors considering alternative investments.
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