Following a down year for U.S. venture capital in 2012, the slump in fundraising could be over, at least for some companies. A new study by Ernst & Young found there’s now money flowing into companies that are perceived as lower risk. “The companies that are attracting greater VC interest are those that provide a service and are getting paid for it, rather than those that have a good idea, but have difficulty monetizing it,” the firm said. Overall, U.S. VC investment activity declined by 15% last year to $29.7 billion. The complete report is available at the link below.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Report: U.S. Venture Capital Fundraising May Rebound in 2013 | Digital Media Wire | connecting people & knowledge
