The recent stock market drop combined with unstable international markets have made entrepreneurs wary when seeking venture capital.
Some experts claim money is easy to find if the venturer knows where to look.
Over the course of the last ten years, a surfeit of wealth has been created both locally and internationally. This excess has left capital markets flooded with resources in search of new investments. Various financial sources, both traditional and novel, have been identified. These investors have broadened their definition of growth companies, which includes investing in less competitive specialized niches. This includes making capital more available through affiliation relationships whereby smaller banks affiliate with one another to create a lager asset pool in order to compete with the larger institutions.