Putting a value on a business isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Overvaluation occurs when a company sets its valuation higher than what its business fundamentals justify. This can stem from overly ambitious projections, early hype, or a desire to attract greater amounts of investment.

Investing with a focus on the environment, social responsibility, and governance (ESG) is increasing in popularity.

There were 89 IPOs in 2022 raising a total of $1.1b, a significant reduction from 204 IPOs and $13.4b raised in 2021.

Many investors invest in start-ups because of the potential for eye-watering returns. But when do they receive a return on their investment?

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