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Thinknum Announces New Fundraising Round

Thinknum

Thinknum announced today that it has closed a new round of equity financing from existing investors. This raise provides ample capital for the company to accelerate its alternative data offerings and expand into new market segments. Thinknum is a leading provider of alternative data for financial institutions and corporations.

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A Corporate Guide to Pride — How Companies Get it Right (and Wrong)

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How many of these companies actively show their support and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights year-round? Do: Support LGBTQ+ initiatives year round. If you don’t already take steps to support the LGBTQ+ community year-round, take the opportunity to discuss doing so with management and staff during Pride Month.

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The Sam Altman OpenAI Debacle: What This Means for Boardroom Dynamics

Alpha Sense BI

This narrative of an innovative founder being ousted by a board that lacks a basic understanding and empathy for the “soul of the company,” is not a new one, but rather a recurring one. This fund had previously led a $25 million fundraising round for Rain in early 2022. Will new innovation be slowed or sped up?

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Navigating the Venture Capital Funding Downturn

Alpha Sense BI

Decreased funding is having tangible consequences: this past April, the reported value and volume of funding rounds were the lowest in any month since January 2020. So many new, unseasoned founders likely never experienced a prolonged volatile macroeconomic environment like the one that continues to define the market.

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Trends in Investment Banking for 2023

Alpha Sense BI

As macroeconomic uncertainty remains the new normal, deals are harder to find, regulators are tightening up, the debt market remains closed, and the amount of both reliable and unreliable data is nearly impossible to process and analyze manually. They may increase regulatory requirements for banks with assets between $100 and $250 billion.

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