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As seen in: ImpactAlpha, The New York Times, American Express, Gulf News, Crain's New York Business, Stanford Social Innovation Review, AFAR, Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO), Edible Manhattan, B The Change - Blog
journalist, senior editor at @impactalpha, author of Locavesting, Brooklynite
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SpaceX, Anthropic IPOs set to unlock billions in liquidity for impact LPs

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By Amy Cortese Verified
| ImpactAlpha Verified
You could forgive foundations for nervously watching the stock market as a tech sell-off gained traction this week. The unlikely focus of their attention: Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which is poised to deliver a huge payload, and much-needed liquidity, to institutions with exposure to the reusable rockets company.
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At SuperReturn in Berlin, asset-light is out, HALO is in as private equity titans focus on AI, energy and defense

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By Amy Cortese Verified
| ImpactAlpha Verified
Private equity fundraising and deals are still in a slump and valuations are under pressure. But at the annual SuperReturn conference in Berlin, private market titans were giddy over the coming AI supercycle and the massive buildout of physical infrastructure it will require. The buzz among fund managers and limited partners was the wave of mega-IPOs kicked off by SpaceX and the new era for private markets they portend.
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Archipelago Ventures brings a collective approach to backing circular materials

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By Amy Cortese Verified, Isaac Silk Verified
| ImpactAlpha Verified
Plastics are so 1950s. “Everyone’s coming to the idea that we need to rethink the traditional polymer and plastic economy, which developed in the 1950s and has remained fairly static up until now,” says Archipelago Ventures’ Lucy Mortimer.
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