
What Happens When a Startup Fails
Most startups do not return capital. That is the base rate, not the tail risk, and almost nobody, founder or investor, is prepared for what failing looks like.
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Most startups do not return capital. That is the base rate, not the tail risk, and almost nobody, founder or investor, is prepared for what failing looks like.

On Mallorca, wealth means property. It is a reasonable instinct with one blind spot, and the fix is not to sell the house but to stop stopping there.

In Spain, a qualifying angel investment can return half its value through a tax deduction, up to 50,000 euros a year. The case for backing local startups.

How Max Ventures' data-driven system is picking Europe's next generation of breakout startups and winning.

Most investment theses live in an investor's head, which means they cannot scale, cannot transfer, and cannot be acted on systematically. Here is how the shift to explicit, data-driven theses is changing both sides of the early-stage funding table.