Friday, August 22, 2008

Nanotechnology Investements and Insurance

As a matter of fact that this is one of the emerging field, it requires a lot of investment and the investors are subjected to risk that their investments may fail to give some fruitful output. so there is a term known as nanotechnology investment and nanotechnology insurance. Investment is another thing and insurance is another thing. the main point is that the fund managers must keep in mind that the investors and not under any critical situation when there is a lot of chance that their investment may bankrupt then. so some of the investors are also insuring there fund as it will surely secure then up to some point, so that there losses if they happen may not prove to be critical to them. so insurance of this field is quite important and hence nanotechnology investment is as important as nanotechnology insurance.

6 comments:

shri krishna said...

the most important thing is that people are afraid of investing in nanotechnology as the future is nano. but its taking too much time before anything commercial can be launched in this field and it is also very time consuming. so i thing it will take years before something commercial will be seen

Unknown said...

How the investors are not available for the technology as i know Freescale has been developing MEMS-based sensors and technology related stuff for over 25 years. Could you re-consider the data you have put up over here.......

ANKIT VORA said...

well i am talking about nanotechnology.......

not the MEMS, mems is commercial but not nanotechnology.

asif ali said...

well a good news is that banglore in india is going to be nano city. banglore is the hub for nano-technology in india now a days and governments is now ready for its funding.

Ravi Patel said...

can you tell me any venture capatilist or organisation willing to fund this field.

ANKIT VORA said...

yes ravi, vinod khosla is one of the pioneering and active VC, willing to take part in this, u know vinod khosla, co-founder of sun microsystems.