The startup ecosystem, marked by its dynamic innovation and rapid growth, has attracted various forms of financing to fuel its expansion.
Among these, a controversial and increasingly notable trend is the rise of vulture financing. Vulture financing, also known as distressed investing, involves investors targeting struggling companies, often acquiring them at a significant discount.
While this practice has long been associated with distressed asset markets, its emergence in the startup space has generated substantial debate.
This article explores the growth of vulture financing in the startup ecosystem, its impact, and the perspectives surrounding this investment strategy.
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