... in Polychain's attractiveness is its ability to identify technologically groundbreaking projects that already have a clear roadmap at an early stage. 8. Framework Ventures: Insurance and Blockchain Applications Framework Ventures is distinguished by its in-depth analytical approach. Recent investments include: Unto (Blockchain, Funding $14.4M): Offering services for corporate clients (supply chain, verification). Meanwhile (Insurance, Series A $40M): Utilizing smart contracts to automate insurance payouts. Uranium Digital (AI, Seed $6.1M): ...

... this was merely the beginning. BlackRock, which manages assets totaling $7 trillion, launched 23 new ESG funds just in the period from January this year. In the first quarter of 2020, the ETF giant iShares attracted $11 billion—double the $5 billion it gathered for the entire year of 2019. Experts note that the Covid-19 pandemic may drive an increase in ESG investments.

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... new sources of capital is also growing. Large corporations are launching corporate venture divisions, and investment firms are mastering unconventional financing instruments. For example, Analog Devices (a major microchip manufacturer) has established its own fund to invest in breakthrough projects in robotics, climate and medical technologies - industrial players are directly investing in deeptech startups. In Europe, a group of funds launched Orbit Capital, a €100 million venture debt fund focused on supporting ...