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Silicon Valley bubble risks heighten as investors pile into funds that bet on a single buzzy startup

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Special purpose vehicles, or SPVs, have gotten so popular in Silicon Valley that some experts worry it's the latest sign of a new bubble.

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Silicon Valley bubble risks heighten as investors pile into funds that bet on a single buzzy startup

Special purpose vehicles, or SPVs, have gotten so popular in Silicon Valley that some experts worry it's the latest sign of a new bubble.

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Silicon Valley bubble risks heighten as investors pile into SPVs – Sky News: The Latest News from the World

One of the most popular acronyms in Silicon Valley these days is SPV. It stands for special purpose vehicle. In tech startup land, it’s a type of investment fund that typically involves concentrating all of its assets in one company. SPVs have blown up in recent years as investors clamor to get a piece of […]

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