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Square Peg Capital, one of Australia’s largest venture capital firms with current assets under management of about $3 billion USD, is digging deeper into Southeast Asia. The firm is currently raising $550 million in new funding, and if its recent investment history is anything to go by, a good chunk of that will be invested […]

OneVentures and OIF Ventures join Blackbird and Square Peg on the street this week, collectively raising more than $2 billion for new tech-focused funds.

Córdova’s legacy as a trailblazing lesbian feminist activist has been preserved at the One National Gay & Lesbian Archives, the oldest continuous LGBT organization in the United States, where Córdova was elected Board President in 1995. Córdova’s extensive archival records remain vital documentary evidence of the rich and complicated history of the lesbian feminist movement in the United States.

Australian venture capital firm Square Peg is raising $550 million to expand its commitment to back startups in its key markets of Australia and Israel, with a growing focus on Southeast Asia`s booming tech markets. Get more Small Business News and Business News on Zee Business.

/PRNewswire/ -- PT FinAccel Teknologi Indonesia, a directly controlled subsidiary of FinAccel Pte Ltd, the parent company of Kredivo, has announced today the...

Hannah Fox knows all too well the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Melbourne after RISING festival, which she co-curates, was hit two years running.

The firm manages a total of $1.2 billion across several funds, with plans of raising a new fund that is expected to be at least $500m in size. 

The VC fund, which manages $1.2 billion across several different funds, invests primarily in Australia, Southeast Asia, and Israel

In Colorado, a handful of craft breweries are redefining what it means to be homegrown.

The planned $2.5 billion special purpose acquisition company merger featuring Indonesian digital credit startup Kredivo has been canceled because of turbulence in the public markets, the companies said Monday, continuing the trend of de-SPAC deals being terminated over market uncertainty.