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Venture capital in Europe: RankiaPro interviews Andrea Di Camillo
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Venture capital in Europe: RankiaPro interviews Andrea Di Camillo

Andrea Di Camillo is the founder and managing partner of P101, a venture capital firm in Italy, investing in digital and technology-driven companies in Europe.
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26 MAY, 2025

By RankiaPro Europe

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RankiaPro had the pleasure of interviewing Andrea Di Camillo, Founder and Managing Partner of P101, to delve into one of the central themes of the current financial landscape: Venture Capital.

During the interview, Di Camillo provided an overview of the role that Venture Capital plays today in the investment sector in Italy, comparing the national situation with that of other European countries. The focus then shifted to the opportunities offered to institutional investors, the characteristics that a startup must have to attract the interest of P101, and the adaptation of investment strategies in an uncertain macroeconomic context.

Space was also given to topics of increasing relevance such as the integration of ESG criteria in Venture Capital, the management of struggling startups, the most promising vertical sectors for the next investment cycle and market prospects for 2025.

Finally, Di Camillo shared some details about the important milestone reached by P101 with the final closing of the “Program 103” fund, which raised 250 million euros, and anticipated news about future vehicles in preparation.

An interview full of insights, designed for all those who want to better understand the evolution of Venture Capital in Italy and Europe.

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  • 00:33 - What role does venture capital play in the investment sector in Italy? How does the venture capital industry in Italy compare to other European countries?
  • 01:39 - What do you think are the main advantages for institutional investors in choosing to invest in venture capital funds rather than directly in startups?
  • 05:10 - What characteristics should a startup have for P101 to consider an investment and inclusion in its portfolio?
  • 06:55 - In a complex economic context, how do you adapt your capital deployment strategy?
  • 08:00 - How do you internally measure the success of an investment? Do you have any particular indicator besides the classic Internal Rate of Return?
  • 09:09 - What is the approach towards startups in difficulty or that are going through a pivot moment?
  • 11:05 - What role do ESG factors play in the world of venture capital?
  • 12:20 - What are your expectations for the venture capital market in 2025?
  • 13:55 - P101 has just announced the final closing of "Program 103" at 250 million euros. Are there new vehicles in development?

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