La chute brutale des start-up ? L'investisseur Jean de la Rochebrochard nous explique.

In this episode of Financiers, we welcome Jean de La Rochebrochard for an in-depth conversation on one of the most defining topics of our time: the transformation of the startup economy, the impact of artificial intelligence on the entire economic chain, and the future of venture capital in 2026. Jean de La Rochebrochard is an investor and Managing Partner of Kima Ventures, Xavier Niel's investment fund, known for being one of the most active seed funds in the world. For several years, he has supported and financed hundreds of entrepreneurs, closely observed the evolution of the tech sector, and analyzed the changing business models, fundraising strategies, innovation, and value creation. On the agenda: The end of a certain golden age for startups, the evolution of venture capital, the increasingly ruthless selection of entrepreneurs, the impact of AI on jobs, businesses, and investors, France's place in the global tech landscape, and the central question: what will the startup economy look like in 2026? Can startups still raise funds as easily as before? Will artificial intelligence destroy or create more value? Does venture capital need to completely change its model? Will entrepreneurs have to do more with less? Can France still produce global tech giants? And in a world transformed by AI, what will truly differentiate a good idea from a very large company? A direct, accessible, and essential discussion to understand why AI is transforming not just tech, but the entire economy: how we work, how we invest, how we build businesses, how we create value, and how the next generation of great fortunes could emerge. Les Financiers is on ALL social media! ► Instagram:   / lesfinanciersmedia   ► X: https://x.com/lesfinancierstv ► LinkedIn:   / les-financiers-media   ► TikTok:   / lesfinanciersmedia   ► Our website: https://www.lecrayongroupe.fr/ Business inquiries: [email protected] Co-production / Influx: https://www.influxcrew.com