Early-stage venture capital firm Auxxo announced today that it has raised €33.3 million (USD$38.2 million) at the final close of Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund II, aimed at backing female co-founded startups across Europe at the pre-seed and seed stages. The fund marks Auxxo’s second Female Catalyst Fund, following the launch of the first vintage of the fund in 2021, which…
Auxxo Raises Over €33 Million to Back Female-led Startups
Early-stage venture capital firm Auxxo announced today that it has raised €33.3 million (USD$38.2 million) at the final close of Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund II, aimed at backing female co-founded startups across Europe at the pre-seed and seed stages. The fund marks Auxxo’s second Female Catalyst Fund, following the launch of the first vintage of the fund in 2021, which…
Auxxo Raises Over €33 Million to Back Female-led Startups
Early-stage venture capital firm Auxxo announced today that it has raised €33.3 million (USD$38.2 million) at the final close of Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund II, aimed at backing female co-founded startups across Europe at the pre-seed and seed stages. The fund marks Auxxo’s second Female Catalyst Fund, following the launch of the first vintage of the fund in 2021, which…
Auxxo Raises Over €33 Million to Back Female-led Startups
Early-stage venture capital firm Auxxo announced today that it has raised €33.3 million (USD$38.2 million) at the final close of Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund II, aimed at backing female co-founded startups across Europe at the pre-seed and seed stages. The fund marks Auxxo’s second Female Catalyst Fund, following the launch of the first vintage of the fund in 2021, which…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…
ESG should be seen as an economic foundation – not an accessory
For years, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been framed – sometimes derisively – as an ethical overlay on financial decision making. To critics, ESG has too often been caricatured as “virtue investing”, a well-meaning but optional add on. But the global reverberations from the Iran crisis have forced a necessary reframing. What is unfolding in the Strait of…