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On the podcast: VC's resurgence, the IPO boom and what's in store for 2021

April 13, 2021

The House of Plaid looks nothing like the House of Morgan

April 11, 2021

Crypto startups post record quarter as opportunities abound

April 9, 2021

Carlyle family dealmakers stake out new ground with food portfolio

April 7, 2021

How foreign investors are tapping into Germany's late-stage VC boom

April 6, 2021

A glimpse inside Hollywood's playbook for surviving the pandemic

April 4, 2021

From WFH to WF?: Data startups tackle office uncertainty

April 1, 2021
US PE Breakdown
featured report Q1 2021

US PE Breakdown

April 9, 2021

PitchBook’s Q1 2021 US PE Breakdown presents a data-driven overview of the key trends defining the private equity landscape, from SPACs to fundraising.
Carbon capture is all the rage. Can these startups make it profitable?
Cleantech

Carbon capture is all the rage. Can these startups make it profitable?

March 29, 2021

A growing number of startups have ambitions to turn carbon dioxide emissions into cold hard cash, with the hope of charting a course to clean up emissions-heavy industries.
High and going higher: How the 20 most valuable US VC-backed companies have changed since 2019
VC Valuations

High and going higher: How the 20 most valuable US VC-backed companies have changed since 2019

March 31, 2021

We used PitchBook data to track the 20 most valuable VC-backed companies in the US since 2019, to see how the fintech boom and pandemic tailwinds have driven valuations to new heights.

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Listen to Season 3 of the 'In Visible Capital' podcast
Podcast

Listen to Season 3 of the 'In Visible Capital' podcast

April 6, 2021

Trillions of dollars flow into the private markets every year, and that capital shapes how we all experience and interact with the world around us—whether we know it or not.
For companies courted by SPACs, the deal doesn't always go to the highest bidder
SPAC

For companies courted by SPACs, the deal doesn't always go to the highest bidder

March 24, 2021

Management and boards of the companies considering the SPAC route are discovering that what matters most in a SPAC sponsor isn’t the valuation offered or even operational expertise.

Deliveroo cuts IPO range amid investor concerns
Europe

Deliveroo cuts IPO range amid investor concerns

March 29, 2021

Deliveroo has cut the price range for its upcoming IPO following backlash from several fund managers over workers rights.
Weekend Pitch: In Greensill's fintech debacle, where does the buck stop?
Europe

Weekend Pitch: In Greensill's fintech debacle, where does the buck stop?

March 28, 2021

Doing a post-mortem of collapsed UK lender Greensill Capital will be a complicated endeavor. While the consequences of its failure are clear, it will be even harder to say who should be held responsible. 
UK crowdfunding startups drop merger over watchdog monopoly warning
United Kingdom

UK crowdfunding startups drop merger over watchdog monopoly warning

March 25, 2021

Crowdfunding platform Seedrs is abandoning its planned merger with rival Crowdcube after the UK's competition watchdog said it would likely block the deal.