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Arif Bhalwani, CEO of Third Eye Capital, on the ‘Golden Age’ of the Private Credit Market

The Startup Magazine

Billion in investments across a range of industries, including technology, sustainability, traditional and alternative energy, mining, construction services, transportation, and healthcare. What challenges did you face as an early entrepreneur yourself, and how have they informed your approach as an investor?

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Have you done your annual entrepreneurial health check?

NZ Entrepreneur

Breaching facility limits and covenants – this can take the form of a company breaching its overdraft facilities with multiple excesses each month. Material or adverse market change – changes in market conditions can impact the way in which a company operates and therefore demand for its good and services. Operations.

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Who are the Major Revenue-Based Investing VCs?

David Teten

Since 2017 we’ve managed $3 million in revenue-based financing, which helps cash-strapped technology companies grow. Investment Criteria: B2B SaaS or tech-enabled services with proven, recurring contracts. According to Derek Manuge, Corl CEO, “Funds are closed significantly quicker than the industry average at under 24 hours.

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How should I finance my new venture? - Startups and angels: Along.

Tim Keane

  And – they can be avoided if both parties – investors and entrepreneurs – are knowledgeable and well-informed about each others’ goals and interests.   Appropriate covenants.   Aside from the attractiveness of a particular industry at a given time, this is an equity investment repaid at the sale of the company. 

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Irene brings rain, flooding and end of news as we know it [#irene]

This is going to be BIG.

That was the day that mainstream, broadcast media decided it was in the entertainment industry—and that ratings and the “production” mattered more than the delivery of relevant information. The news broadcasted, for sure, and we watched—but we didn’t actually get informed. It’s done.

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