Edition 25
The Satellite
Dear Valued Member of the Moonfare Network,
It’s been a tough time in the venture space so far this year as startups and investors alike faced a new economic reality.
Yet, sitting on the sidelines could mean investors are missing out on an opportunity to back startups on more favourable terms. PitchBook data shows that venture capital is at its most "investor-friendly" phase in more than a decade.¹
So what’s making venture capital potentially attractive from an investor’s perspective? In our latest article, we’ve identified three key factors driving this change in the balance of power Happy reading!
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Insights
How falling valuations and rising costs impact startup investing
At a high level, there is one clear reason why the pendulum has swung back to investors; investing in startups has simply gotten cheaper. However, there is also a more fundamental change taking place concerning what VC managers believe is driving value.
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CVC’s Søren Vestergaard-Poulsen speaks on firm's investing playbook, outlook and more
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1. https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/the-pitchbook-vc-dealmaking-indicator
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- 2 Source: McKinsey "Private Markets Annual Review 2022"
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