Even with a persisting pandemic, investment in Asian startups is off to its best first half start in three years.
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Although not the dramatic increases in funding seen in some other parts of the world — most notably Europe which saw a jump of 215 percent over the first half of 2020 — the numbers show more money is going into fewer deals with some of the most prominent U.S.-based venture investors — or their Asia-based affiliates — leading the way.
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In the recently completed first half of the year, startups in Asia saw $61.9 billion in …
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