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Ernst & Young: venture funding in the US hit $64B in Q1, the highest amount ever for a single quarter and equal to 43% of all the venture money raised in 2020

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  • @trengriffin Tren Griffin on x
    “Venture funding in the U.S. hit $64B in the first quarter, according to analysis from Ernst & Young, using data from Crunchbase.” https://www.cnbc.com/... Scraping data is done best by Pitchbook, but no one really knows exactly since pre-Series A doesn't have filing requirements
  • @rossdawson Ross Dawson on x
    Venture funding in the U.S. hit $64bn in Q1, the highest amount ever for a single quarter and equal to 43% of all the venture money raised in 2020. Lots of mega-rounds: 183 over $100m. Deal-making faster, tech in the ascendancy. https://www.cnbc.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @markein Mark Ein on x
    We are seeing an unprecedented amount of disruption across all sectors of the economy that is being funded by VC, IPO, SPACs, etc Virtually every industry is going to look a lot different in a few years “Venture funding soared to record $64bn in Q1” https://www.cnbc.com/...
  • @levynews Ari Levy on x
    It's not a pandemic unless VC funding hits a record https://www.cnbc.com/...