Corporate investor General
Definition
Investment arm of major corporations with the purpose of establishing connections and strategic partnerships with smaller, high-growth companies.
Comments
Two corporate investor examples include Comcast Interactive Capital, the investment arm of Comcast Cable, and Intel Capital, the strategic investment arm of Intel.
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