The geography of venture capital is changing. Investment power, once concentrated around a handful of established technology hubs, is increasingly spreading toward emerging markets and new centers of innovation.
In this April Edition, The Disruptor explores the forces redrawing the global VC map. Sovereign wealth funds are becoming more influential in venture capital, investors are looking beyond Silicon Valley for the next generation of high-growth companies, and markets across the Middle East and Central Asia are building increasingly ambitious startup ecosystems.
We look at Central Asia’s emergence on the global startup radar, the rise of new innovation hubs and the growing role of institutional and sovereign capital in determining where the next technology companies will be built. The edition also examines areas attracting a new wave of investment, including the infrastructure being developed around digital assets and crypto.
The bigger story is a shift in where opportunity is being created — and where global investors are beginning to look for it.
Inside this issue: The new geography of venture capital, sovereign funds, Central Asia’s startup ecosystem, emerging innovation hubs, crypto infrastructure and why investors are increasingly looking beyond Silicon Valley.
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