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KiwiTech to Host Its Next Edition of LATAM Venture Fair - Vimarsana News

KiwiTech to Host Its Next Edition of LATAM Venture Fair

Medellín, Colombia (PRWEB) September 06, 2022 -- KiwiTech, LLC, a startup ecosystem that helps early to growth-stage startups with technology, fundraising,

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SoftBank led LatAm's rise, and its retreat - Vimarsana News

SoftBank led LatAm's rise, and its retreat

SoftBank was involved in more than a third of VC investment in Latin America since 2019. Its caution in 2022 is part of a widespread investor retreat.

Deuna Raises $37M in Funding - Vimarsana News

Deuna Raises $37M in Funding

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DEUNA enters Latin America's crowded one-click checkout sector flush with $37M – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

DEUNA enters Latin America's crowded one-click checkout sector flush with $37M – TechCrunch

The company is targeting the region's challenges of customer acceptance, conversion and fraud with its "Commerce 3.0" payment infrastructure.

Venture funding is slowing down globally. Should African startups be concerned? - Vimarsana News

Venture funding is slowing down globally. Should African startups be concerned?

A global slowdown in startup investing may mean that startups looking to raise growth-stage capital will meet stiffer headwinds. On the other hand, more money looks poised to flow to early-stage deals as the big venture capital firms like Tiger Global move to pick younger companies potentially firing up valuations at earlier stages. So the problem may not be a dearth of capital. But with so much money expected to shift from late-stage companies to younger firms, will Africa’s early-stage investors be able to stay disciplined and not optimize for just getting allocations?