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Until the IPO window reopens — or until unicorns are willing to be dehorned on the way out — there is little reason to hope that exit activity will perk up.

The numbers aren't great, sure, but they're also not quite as bad as we feared heading into 2023 last year.

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We’re looking at Europe's Q1 2023 venture capital tallies and considering the three largest venture markets in the region: the U.K., Germany and France.

PitchBook data shows how far venture activity has fallen from year-ago totals and just how brutal the venture capital market appears for late-stage startups.

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PitchBook is launching a new tool that uses historical data and AI to attempt to predict which startups will successfully exit.

Startups hoping to raise a nine-figure round in the future had best temper their ambition; venture funding events worth $100 million or more are going extinct — quickly.

Total venture funding in 2022 amounted to $415.1 billion, 35% less than in 2021.

A new PitchBook report warns of an ongoing economic downturn. If you don't want to be disappointed, you may not want to put high hopes on seed activity.

According to recent PitchBook market reports, the venture capital environment remains tough for startups as nontraditional investors pull back.

For seed-stage founders, the steep fundraising road now has two guard towers placed at the A and C stages.

Many folks building or investing in blockchain-based assets and protocols have kept their chins up amid a series of crises. But what do the numbers tell us?

Siri, show me fintech companies, founded in the last two years, that haven’t raised over the past year but have grown headcount by 100% in the same time frame; and can it be founded by Stanford

While other nontraditional investors have slowed their pace in 2022, CVCs have been in the largest percentage of deals yet.

Despite many thinking that venture debt would grow amid this year's equity pullback, that has not been the case.

How much of the VC slowdown is predicated on investors cutting check sizes and slowing deal-making cadence, and what fraction comes from non-venture investors simply bouncing?

PitchBook analyst Kyle Stanford shared his insights on what venture capital investment will look like in the fourth quarter.

We’re gearing up for a wave of venture capital data that will start to drop in less than two weeks' time. Here’s what we want to determine when we get the final figures in.

LPs may not have as much cash on hand as before but they may have something more important — time.