Showing posts with label Capital’s. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 26, 2014

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Ask A VC: Foundation Capital’s Charles Moldow On How Startups Are Disrupting Financial Services

Next StoryYahoo Acquires Virtual World Gaming Startup Cloud Party, Will Shut It DownFacebookTwitterLinkedInCharles Moldow Talks Finance, Bitcoin and Mobile Startups

In this week’s episode of Ask A VC, Foundation Capital’s Charles Moldow joined us in the TechCrunch TV studio.

Moldow has a number of interesting financial services startups in his portfolio including peer to peer lending platform Lending Club and alternative stock investing company Motif. Moldow tells me that he sees a huge opportunity in startups that are aiming to tackle the financial services industry and also talks about where he sees the next wave of startups emerging in the space.

He also talked mobile monetization, and more.

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Monday, December 23, 2013

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Ask A VC: GGV Capital’s Glenn Solomon On How Companies Should Build And Expand In China

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In this week’s episode of Ask A VC, we had GGV Capital’s Glenn Solomon in the studio to talk about the developing technology market in China, and his predictions for 2014.

Solomon, who has taken 32 trips to China in the past eight years, tells me in our interview that developing for the Chinese market is completely different than developing for the Western markets. And any U.S. company that wants to expand to China has to be aware of this, and take into account these differences when introducing a product in China.

Solomon explains, “Several years ago, VCs thought they would create the blank of China, and a company that was successful here would work in China. But China is unique and the way you grow and start companies there has to be local.”

Solomon also made his predictions for the IPO market in 2014, investing changes and more.



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