What is the Difference Between Venture Capital & Corporate Venture Capital? | Corporate Lab

What is the Difference Between Venture Capital & Corporate Venture Capital? | Corporate Lab

Venture capital (VC) and corporate venture capital (CVC) are both investment operations in small startups with high-risk potential. However, CVC is invested by large corporations that want to maintain their competitiveness in the market and access new ideas and technologies. The difference between CVC and corporate venturing is that the former seeks to invest in already created companies while the latter can also consist of creating new companies within the corporation itself. The goal for the corporation is to stay ahead of the market curve and maintain leadership in a changing environment.

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