So far this year, more has been invested in New York than in London and San Francisco.
(Photo: Thomas Berger, Unsplash, dpa, PR)
new York A slide into the offices on the lower floor, a dart board, a candy bar and a wheel of fortune with rewards for employees – the New York office of data platform Pitchbook looks like a start-up cliché come true. Robert Le works between all these distractions. He is a financial analyst at Pitchbook Data and has witnessed the transformation of the financial metropolis of New York since the data platform opened its Silicon Alley office in 2018.
Silicon Alley – that’s the name of the area south of the Flatiron Building in the middle of Manhattan, where numerous start-ups from the financial scene have settled. In one of these skyscrapers, Robert Le presents the current figures on the fintech location New York.
He has opened numerous graphics on the large, black flat screen: the development of the venture capital volume, the number of deals and the largest financing rounds in London, San Francisco and New York.
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