Crunchbase, the world’s leading database for venture-backed startups, has published a report detailing the gender split of venture investments made in the first two quarters of 2019. The report shows that female-started companies received only 3% of the combined invested capital.
Companies with male founders secured 89% of the invested capital, while female-founded companies received 3%. The remaining 8% was received by companies with both male and female cofounders.
