An example of priorities assessment for investments in innovative projects
The main message for young inventors and innovators: what difference between successful startups and failed ones
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INTENS Institute forms a portfolio of innovative projects and attracts investments for their implementation
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Projects are discussed with potential investors and partners
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The priorities for investments are perspective innovative projects that will be based in Ukraine and will stimulate the Industrialization 4.0 and economic growth
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Authors of innovative projects that need investment can apply to INTENS Institute for working together to attract funding for projects
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IDEAS OF VENTURE INVESTOR
SYMON TEYLOR ABOUT POSSIBILITIES FOR INNOVATIONS IN FINTECH
INVESTMENT IN FINTECH
FinTech is one of the most dynamic and perspective fields for investment through venture investment, merger and acquisitions (M&A) or private equities
In accordance with the data of KPMG [1], the biggest deals (TOP-10) of investment in different segments of FinTech in H1 of 2020 were:
1.Gojek – $3 bln, Jakarta, Indonesia – Payment/transactions - Venture capital (VC), seria F;
2. Open Lending – $1,3 bln, Austin, USA, - Lending – M&A;
3. Grab – $886 mln, Singapore - Payment/transactions – late stage VC;
4. Stripe – $850 mln, San Francisco, California, USA - Institutional/B2B – late stage VC;
5. RDG – $700 mln, King of Prussia, USA - RegTech – M&A
6. Chime (Financial Software) – $700 mln, San Francisco, California, USA - Banking - VC, seria E
7. N26 – $570 mln, Berlin, Germany – Banking – VC, seria D
8. Revolut – $500 mln, London, UK - Payment/transactions – Venture capital - seria D;
9. Robinhood – $430 mln, Menlo Park, USA - Wealth/Investment management – Venture capital, seria F;
10. Navi Technologies – $397,9 mln, Bengaluru, India - Payment/transactions - Angel (consortium of individual investors) - late stage.
Beyond these projects there are some "blue oceans" for the startups in the sphere of FinTech - look at the video of the Venture investor Saymon Teylor on this page
[1] KPMG, Pulse of FinTech, H1, 2020