Why university venture funds are still uncommon in US and Europe

Beyond the Breakthrough with Thierry Heles
29/08/2024 20 min
Why university venture funds are still uncommon in US and Europe

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Despite the benefits of universities having a venture fund they can draw on to invest in companies they help commercialise, they are still a rarity in places with mature venture capital sectors like Europe and the US.

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