Venture capital slowed in Q2 (but moving)
Alex Wilhelm Anna Heim 8 hours
As the global venture capital market slows, it also evolves. In the second quarter of 2022, global venture capital totals fell, but inside that slowdown there is a dropout from very late-stage deals that helped push the value of venture capital deals to all-time highs last year.
And we're seeing regional differences that could indicate some startup markets are poised to better weather the continued decline in venture capital totals. Building on a new global and regional business report from CB Insights, today we take a look at the location-based changes to VC gaming.
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Why start with a geographical analysis of the venture capital market rather than by stages? Or a business orientation, like fintech or enterprise software? Because we want to start at the highest level and then focus on groups of startups by maturity and by niche. We're far from "settled" in this new reality, which means the numbers are smoother - and more startling. Into the data!
Alex Wilhelm Anna Heim 8 hours
As the global venture capital market slows, it also evolves. In the second quarter of 2022, global venture capital totals fell, but inside that slowdown there is a dropout from very late-stage deals that helped push the value of venture capital deals to all-time highs last year.
And we're seeing regional differences that could indicate some startup markets are poised to better weather the continued decline in venture capital totals. Building on a new global and regional business report from CB Insights, today we take a look at the location-based changes to VC gaming.
The Exchange explores startups, markets and money.
Read it every morning on TechCrunch+ or get The Exchange newsletter every Saturday.
Why start with a geographical analysis of the venture capital market rather than by stages? Or a business orientation, like fintech or enterprise software? Because we want to start at the highest level and then focus on groups of startups by maturity and by niche. We're far from "settled" in this new reality, which means the numbers are smoother - and more startling. Into the data!
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