Researchers have found that only 29% of venture capital investments in Israel during the first half of 2012 involved young start-ups.
Only 29% of venture capital investments in Israel during the first half of 2012 involved early-stage start-ups, researchers have found.
While the percentage of transactions involving younger companies has grown compared to the three previous years, it is still down from 2008, before the global crisis hit, according to research conducted by attorneys Lior Aviram and Limor Peled from the firm Shibolet & Co.
The study was conducted in collaboration with the firm Fenwick & West in California's Silicon Valley.
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