Southern Europe's VC industry grows amid pandemic
The southern European venture capital ecosystem has not been immune to the many challenges triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic, but has been able to react more promptly and effectively than traditional segments of the private equity market. Alessia Argentieri reports
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