Unquote Private Equity Podcast: Startups slow down
This week, the Unquote Podcast checks up on the venture sector - featuring an interview with Dawn Capital's Norman Fiore.
As VCs come to terms with what the coronavirus crisis means for European venture founders and investors are looking to see what opportunities may arise, if any at all. When will activity return to normal levels? And how will venture funds rebound in comparison to the previous global financial crisis? Katharine Hidalgo explores the venture ecosystem with an Unquote panel discussion before an interview with Norman Fiore of Dawn Capital.
0:00 – Intro
1:13 – Keeping heads above the water
6:07 – Interview with Norman Fiore
18:46 – New opportunities?
Theme music: ©2012 Kick Up The Fire
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