Medtech: Assessing Potential Return On Investment
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
Medtech entrepreneurs and investors are awakening to a new reality in venture funding, where exit times are lengthening and returns on investment are falling short. At the recent IN3 meeting in Dublin, a panel of medtech investors discussed how they are adapting their investment strategies to this changing landscape.
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