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Stocks are nearing a major peak and a more 'disturbed' period of weak returns is ahead for investors, CIO says https://t.co/ddwbTwUPZq
You really see the best and worst from investors when you're fundraising 😅
Really interesting to see large endowments and institutions lean in and fund the massive multi stage billion+ VCs while HNW / FOs a little hesitant to fund emerging managers when the stock market continues to hit all time highs. https://t.co/Tf8X8EinI1
The venture capital (VC) landscape is experiencing significant changes as the number of active VC investors has dropped by more than 50% from the 2021 peak. Over 1,200 US VCs have not raised a new fund since 2021, according to PitchBook. Despite this, there is growing optimism in the retail sector, granting retail gains, and large endowments and institutions are funding massive multi-stage billion-dollar VCs. However, high-net-worth individuals and family offices remain hesitant to fund emerging managers.