Google Ventures year in review: Life sciences and health are key areas of investment
Update: The Financial Times is Starting in 2016, all investments will be made by a global fund, rather than having separate US and European divisions. Five investments made by its European fund were in the UK, while the sixth, a Swedish VR gaming studio, was invested by its US fund.
As 2015 comes to a close, Google Ventures, Alphabet’s venture capital arm, has released their comparison, they had $1.6 billion and invested in 57 new companies last year.