Although the concept of venture capital has been around for well over two hundred years, it is only really in the last twenty or thirty years that companies have specifically sought to boost entrepreneurialism and profit through the development and growth of successful businesses. Many of the venture capital companies trading today were initiated in the eighties or nineties.
Although this idea has proven to be popular and successful for both investors and for those struggling to take their business to the next level, there is widespread concern amongst new entrepreneurs or would be business owners that the current economical climate and general concern with the future economic outlook is liable to put off many would be investors. The concern is that venture capital investors are likely to be less interested in business, especially those with a higher degree of risk attached.
It is argued by many that for this reason it is not advisable to look to develop or found a new business because obtaining financial backing is likely to be almost impossible, stalling the company and preventing you from taking advantage of the markets you perceive to be available.
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Author: Venture Capital
