Investors started lyrics on fintech investment and health

According to the results of a survey of Google and AT Kearney mentions the next two years investors will go more to fund the Financial Technology (FinTech) and Health. It is influenced because there are still few investors who poured funds in both sectors.

If looking at the data of their survey results, it appears to the majority of investors currently invest in e-commerce and transportation sector. When compared between the two, the e-commerce field that always attracts the attention of investors with a percentage of 58 percent. While for investment on the side of transportation as much as 38 percent.

But when asked the future, investors will start investing funds to FinTech and Health. That's based on its survey that there are about 67 percent of the investors interviewed will be more looking for startup companies in FinTech. Meanwhile, 25 percent plan to pour funds into a pioneering digital health field.

"Maybe they see whats the next wave yes, because it's an investment to e-commerce and ridesharing it's already a lot and of course investors are looking for that has not been much in. Value is still relatively low and multiples in the future higher.So it seems they are going to side of that (FinTech and Health red), "said Mifza Muzayan, Sales Operations & Strategy Lead, Google Indonesia when found in Jakarta, (21/9).

Even so, that does not mean investors will stop pouring funds to startup in the sector of e-commerce and transportation. Investors will continue to target both digital pioneering companies in both sectors. Only, the trend will lead to FinTech and Health.

"But also does not mean investors stop to e-commerce or ridesharing yes," he explained.

Google and AT Kearney are also investigating the extent to which investor confidence in the startup market homeland. The result of investor confidence increased. It was shown where investments in start-up companies grew 68-fold over the last five years, from $ 1.4 billion in 2016 to $ 3.0 billion in the 8th month of 2017.

The research 'Indonesia Venture Capital Outlook 2017' conducted from May to August 2017 shows that the start-up landscape in Indonesia is still in the early stages but is progressing very rapidly, mainly in the category of e-commerce and transportation.