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Only cryptography ensures our citizenship

Text by Pyr Marcondes, Senior Partner at Pipeline Capital The fact is that more and more there will be very little we can do

The executive summary of Tech Trends.

Text by Pyr Marcondes, Senior Partner at Pipeline Capital. The 2023 version of the annual Tech Trends study that the Future Institute releases every

82.9% of companies have Venture Capital initiatives in Brazil

71.4% of the companies have the objective of implementing a program through the hiring of specialized consultancies. A survey carried out by the Brazilian

Behavioral biases and their effects on M&A transactions

Although we have, here at Investing, readers more interested in trading on the stock exchange, I thought it would be interesting to bring the

Bringing an Investor to your business, what value does it really have?

Text by Alon Sochaczewski, Founder and CEO of Pipeline Capital Tech. If you think that finding an interested investor for your business is of

In the land of algorithms, what’s left for creativity?

A word that best defines the relationship between marketing professionals and the profusion of new concepts and technological tools that have emerged in recent

Mergers and acquisitions in Brazil could reach US$ 4.7 trillion in 2022

M&A transactions hit a record in the first half of this year, according to surveys by PwC and Bain. The volume of mergers and

Tech sector leads in the Brazilian market

The Brazilian transactional market registered in the third quarter, 505 mergers and acquisitions, between announced and concluded, and a total value of BRL 63.9

Pipeline Capital Tech: One of the best Independent M&A Advisors in Brazil in the Leaders League 2023 ranking

In 2022 we complete 10 years of existence. And this year we held one of the biggest Deals in the history of Pipeline and

The world has changed the time of cycles. And yours, when will it end?

In the 90s, cell phone companies were privatized and concessions were auctioned because the potential market was huge in Brazil. In 1968, Intel was

Pipeline Podcast “Papo de M&A”

Pipeline Capital’s podcast on mergers and acquisitions, innovation and technology.