Fintech Funding Decline Signals Shift in Investor Appetite
In 2021, fintech startups were riding a wave of funding, with the sector attracting significant investments from venture capitalists. However, the landscape has shifted in 2023, as fintech companies are finding it more challenging to secure funding. According to recent data from CB Insights, global fintech funding in the second quarter of 2023 hit a six-year low, with a decline of 48% to $7.8 billion compared to the previous quarter. Additionally, valuations of once-promising fintech firms have taken a hit, signaling a change in investor appetite. In this article, we explore the reasons behind this decline and gain insights from active fintech investors on the current state of the market.
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