Experienced business leader Sheldon Jason Burnett has served as chairman of the board at Cenoplex and executive vice president of Burnac Corporation. The current CEO and president of Analytics Associates Group, Sheldon J. Burnett oversees consulting services at four divisions of the company, including venture capital.
The following are a few venture capital investing trends that are expected to continue in 2021:
Alternative data
Traditional data sources, like financial statements, have long been used by investors when making their decisions, but alternative data has become a growing source of guidance. Online job postings, credit cards, and satellite imagery are all types of alternative data that venture capitalists have been using to guide their investing decisions.
Technology and old industries
Legacy industries have been falling out of favor for many venture capitalists, but this will likely not always be the case. In 2021 continued technological advances will provide these older industries with an overhaul of sorts, bringing back investor interest. This technology isn’t always state of the art, but it’s still a notable improvement for industries using decades-old technologies.
Cryptocurrency
Venture capitalists seeking flexible investment opportunities are being drawn more and more to cryptocurrencies. By 2025, it’s estimated that the crypto market will exceed $39 billion. In addition to its flexibility, crypto offers investors a more traditional trading experience via an initial coin offering while avoiding many regulations.
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