Kursverdoppelung bei Actua Corporation (vorm. Internet Capital)

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www.greensheet.com/emagazine.php?issue_number=150502

In early 2015, PwC surveyed consumers and found that dissatisfaction with the healthcare system was rampant. In fact, pharmacies were the only category of healthcare service providers with 90 percent consumer satisfaction rates; satisfaction rates for hospitals and insurers were in the 70 to 80 percent range. This is against a backdrop of greater out-of-pocket expenses as employers and insurers shift more healthcare costs to end users and more individuals select high-deductible health insurance plans. Healthcare is a huge market, with annual revenues approaching $3 trillion a year, by most accounts. And the money isn't flowing just to doctors and hospitals. There are online healthcare providers (mostly consultation services), neighborhood emergency care centers, and even Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is making a play for this revenue pie. The big-box retailer began opening "care clinics" last year as part of a pilot program to offer primary care services (like health screenings and diabetes management) at rates it claims undercut those of physicians and clinics, according to several reports. InstaMed, a Philadelphia-based ISO and healthcare clearing house, determined that patient payments to healthcare providers rose 72 percent between 2011 and 2013. The average patient payment to a healthcare provider made via InstaMed in 2011 was $110.86; in 2013 it was $133.15. America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade association for health insurance companies, expects out-of-pocket expenses for insured patients to reach $420 billion this year; in 2009 the total was $250 billion.

InstaMed brings first application of Apple Pay to healthcare industry

By Roger Fingas

Monday, April 13, 2015, 07:56 am PT (10:56 am ET)
A payment service provider, InstaMed, on Monday announced it is integrating Apple Pay support, marking the first application of Apple's mobile payment platform in the healthcare industry.

appleinsider.com/articles/15/04/13/...y-to-healthcare-industry

stabilisieren kann, nach dem Test der 10$ Marke, dann sollten wir wieder an die 16$ Marke laufen, mittelfristig ******
danach sehen wir weiter. Vielleicht gibt's noch ein Überraschungsei?, ist ja nicht mehr lange hin.

Actua is capitalizing on the enormous opportunity that’s being generated by the second wave of the SaaS Revolution. Since 1996, Actua (former Internet Capital) has been doing nothing else - long before Salesforce.com and similar enter the market

With the majority of businesses still spending more than 90% of their IT budgets on legacy, on-premise technologies, Actua is positioned to transform and improve the way business gets done. Ultimately this transformation drives value for our customers, our investors and our management teams. Investors of Actua have the opportunity to ride this wave of value creation through the growth of our rapidly expanding cloud-based businesses.

Vertical SaaS is rapidly evolving.

Very few companies have seen that evolution from its inception:
•Observing and evaluating markets over time
•Watching new vertical cloud players emerge
•Studying their dynamics
•Buying, operating, growing, selling them – and learning lessons from both winning and losing along the way

The vertical cloud is an incredibly exciting market opportunity, promising to transform entire industries. We don’t just want to share the profit

www.govdelivery.com/company/careers/

 
die sagen ja bekanntlich, was Anleger mit ihrem Geld machen sollen, das sie schon nicht mehr hätten, wenn sie schon früher auf ihren Anlageberater gehört hätten.
 


w2505 :  also, viel fehlt wirklich nicht mehr  

 

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es fehlen nur noch 30Cent, die Amis sind Chartfanatiker - guckt mal den Chart an................  

schon fragen:



Local Corp owning 9% of Anthem Venture since 15 years
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Anthem Venture - Active Portfolio

We invest primarily in early stage Series A and B technology companies. Our typical deal size is initial investment between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000 with reserve for follow-on investments. We are active investors who almost always lead or co-lead and take a board seat. Our focus is primarily on Southern California investments.

So what makes us unique? We take every investment very personally. We fight to the death for our founders and our companies. We are not building a portfolio, we are building relationships with founders who want to do big things. If we invest in 10 deals we expect all 10 to work. We take losses as hard as you do. We try to work as hard as the successful entrepreneurs we’re fortunate to work with and we tend to be the go-to guys to support our founders when things are going wrong.

We’re always looking for that unique blend of talents that we think define a true entrepreneur. We are contrarian investors who look at under the radar opportunities and stay away from areas we think are crowde Less

.Active Portfolio

- Audyssey
- Big Frame
- Blurb
- Card
- Cyvenio
- Designer House
- GLOSSI
- indie
- Interset
- janrain
. Layer
. The Lucky Group
- meez
- Madefire
- New Hound
- PANNA
- pricelook
- PRISM SKYLABS
- schopy
- Spin Media
- Stack IQ
- SURFAIR
- TRUECar

The most well-known actual Anthem Venture-Company is TrueCar.

TrueCar has been largely venture funded with $183.2 million from investors including Vulcan Capital, Global Investment House, USAA, Passport Capital, Allen & Company, Keating Capital, GSV Capital, Upfront Ventures, Silicon Valley Bank, Capricorn Investment Group, DealerTrack, Tech Coast Angels, Capricorn Management, Anthem Venture Partners, Arcturus Capital, and Capital One. Additionally, undisclosed investors had also provided $100 million in debt funds.

TrueCar went public on the Nasdaq under the ticker TRUE.

SurfAir

Founded: 2012 |Partnered: 2012

Surf Air simplifies and enhances the flying experience through an exclusive all-you-can-fly monthly membership—Forbes called us the “future of flying.” Surf Air plans first-class service on executive aircraft to and from convenient local airports in Los Angeles, The San Francisco Bay Area, Monterey and Santa Barbara with extended service planned for Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe and regional markets nationwide. Surf Air offers an attractive and sophisticated travel experience for frequent regional travelers—saving valuable time, eliminating hassle and always flying first-class.  

Surf’s up?
by Katie Vane
in News
— 31 Jul, 2015

The Sheet received a tip this week that California-based, members-only airline Surf Air is looking at Mammoth Lakes as one of several potential destinations as it expands its flight offerings.

According to the LA Times, Surf Air has grown to 1,400 members since its first flight two years ago, with a member waiting list that now numbers 600.

Unlimited flights start at $1,750 per month with a $1,000 initiation fee. Members can book flights using their smartphones, arrive 15 minutes before departure, and enjoy “well-appointed, private air terminals with complimentary parking and free Wi-Fi,” according to the Surf Air website.


thesheetnews.com/2015/07/31/surfs-up/

StackIQ develops and markets a purpose-built, complete server automation platform for clustered, scale-out IT infrastructure. The company’s flagship warehouse-grade automation solution, StackIQ Boss, enables customers to go from bare metal to a running application in a single step. StackIQ is also the commercial entity behind the open source bare metal installer, Stacki. Stacki is a very fast and ultra reliable Linux server provisioning tool that takes systems from bare metal to a cluster-ready base install

Research firm Gartner predicts that web-scale IT will be an architectural approach found within half of global enterprises by 2017. This means there will be a growing need for tools like StackIQ to help manage these infrastructures and an increasing amount of DevOps.

Overview
UPDATE
Investments
56 Investments in 39 Companies
Exits
2 IPOs & 9 Acquisitions
Founders:
William Woodward
Headquarters:
Santa Monica, CA
Description:
Anthem Venture Partners provides the necessary resources to enhance the development of emerging technology companies by providing financial
Website:
www.anthemvp.com

Source: www.crunchbase.com/organization/...m-venture-partners#/entity

because the fair value is $30 with additional big potential
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Get ready for Google to buy a bunch of cloud startups in 2016, says top cloud investor

Business Insider
By Eugene Kim
December 24, 2015 3:51 PM
Diane Greene, the SIlicon Valley vet who Google recently hired to run its cloud business. It also bought her startup, Bebop.

Salesforce's $360 million deal to buy cloud software maker SteelBrick is its biggest acquisition in more than two years.

SteelBrick's quote-automating service is growing fast and could make Salesforce a more robust sales platform.

But some investors believe the deal could also be a sign of much bigger things to come next year: a more active M&A market in the cloud software space.

"This is kind of like a canary in a coal mine deal. I think 2016 will be a very interesting year from an M&A perspective," Jason Green, general partner of the VC firm Emergence Capital, told Business Insider.

And he thinks Google will be one of the companies doing the buying.

finance.yahoo.com/news/...oogle-buy-bunch-cloud-205159990.html

New crop of cloud software startups emerging quickly, Green said.

SteelBrick, for example, had its Series A funding in May 2014, and in less than 18 months raised more than $77 million, before Salesforce snapped it up for $360 million yesterday.

This will cause the cash-heavy enterprise companies to find growth through acquisitions.

Green picked the obvious big names like Oracle, SAP, and Microsoft to become major buyers next year, but also pointed to Google as a potential sleeper in the enterprise space.

He stressed that Google has become a lot more aggressive in the enterprise, and its cloud solutions are popular among startups. Recently, Google bought a software startup called Bebop.

techcrunch.com/2015/11/19/...-to-lead-enterprise-cloud-effort/

Date Invested In
Nov, 2015 VideoAmp

Dec, 2014 VideoAmp

Oct, 2014 StackIQ

Aug, 2014 Surf Air

Jun, 2014 Quantum Technology Sciences

Apr, 2014 Currency Cloud

Feb, 2014 AFINITY

Feb, 2014 SpinMedia Group

Dec, 2013 CARD.com

Oct, 2013 Embarke (now known as Email Copilot)

Oct, 2013 Madefire

Sep, 2013 Layer

May, 2013 Panna

Jan, 2013 Janrain

Oct, 2012 Prism Skylabs

Oct, 2012 Glossi, Inc

Sep, 2012 Scopely

Jun, 2012 Big Frame

Jun, 2012 Surf Air

Feb, 2012 FileTrek

Jan, 2012 BeachMint

Dec, 2010 BeachMint

Oct, 2010 Viewdle

Aug, 2010 GameCrush

Jun, 2010 BeachMint

May, 2010 Cocodot

Apr, 2010 TweetPhoto

Mar, 2010 Plixi

Dec, 2009 Janrain

Mar, 2009 SpinMedia Group

Mar, 2009 Buzz Media

Feb, 2009 AdventureLink Travel Inc.

Jan, 2009 TRUECar

Jan, 2009 Viewdle

Dec, 2008 Solarflare Communications

Oct, 2008 Blurb

Sep, 2008 TRUECar

Jan, 2008 ThisNext

May, 2007 Buzznet

May, 2007 SpinMedia Group

May, 2007 Buzz Media

Mar, 2007 Pulse Entertainment

Feb, 2007 Axiom Microdevices

Oct, 2006 Blurb

Jul, 2006 ARIO Data Networks

Jul, 2005 Troika Networks

May, 2005 Blurb

May, 2005 Neven Vision

Apr, 2005 ARIO Data Networks

Feb, 2005 Solarflare Communications

Feb, 2005 TRUECar

Apr, 2004 Corus Pharma

Nov, 2003 Neven Vision

Oct, 2003 RF Magic

May, 2003 Troika Networks

Dec, 2001 Nextest Systems


www.crunchbase.com/organization/...nture-partners/investments

Scopely is part of the Anthem Venture-Portfolio

Scopely, the leading touchscreen entertainment network, creates top grossing genre-defining games for both casual and core gamers with world-class development partners.

Recently named the #2 fastest growing tech company in America, Scopely’s explosive growth is fueled by expertise in game design, live services, marketing, analytics, business development, advertising and more. Scopely brings together the brightest minds across gaming and entertainment to ensure great gameplay experiences for millions of players around the globe.

Scopely Ranks High on Inc. 5000
By Karen Jordan Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Culver City mobile game company Scopely Inc. made the top 10 on Inc magazine’s 2015 Inc 5000, a list of the nation’s fastest-growing privately held companies.
Scopely, which came in at No. 9, is the highest-ranking local company on this year’s list. Last year, two El Segundo firms – kids’ tablet maker Fuhu and nutrition bar-market Quest Nutrition – topped the Inc. 5000, ranking first and second, respectively.
Fuhu had also ranked No. 1 on Inc.’s 2013 list. Neither Fuhu nor Quest appear on this year’s list.
Scopely, founded in 2011, grew its revenue by 19,556 percent over the past three years, bringing in $32 million last year. The Inc 5000 ranks companies based on three-year revenue growth.
The next-highest L.A. company on this year’s list is AllScreen at No. 29. The Mark Cuban-backed syndication platform, which was founded five years ago, helps companies and brands build content online. Its revenue has grown 7,965 percent over the past three years