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How the venture crash played out in 2023, in 4 charts
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How the venture crash played out in 2023, in 4 charts
Jan 16, 2024 7:36 PM
  The Changing Landscape of Venture Capital in 2024

  The Impact of Interest Rate Hikes on the Market

  The economic realities of the past few years have had a significant impact on the venture capital market, with a lag in data reflecting these changes. The latest report from PitchBook provides insights into the extent of the damage caused by rising interest rates. A notable trend is the decrease in exits and a mismatch in the perception of private companies' worth. Limited partners are experiencing lower distributions, with the IPO market's prolonged closure and a pullback in MA leading to a clog in the system.

  The chart below illustrates the stark contrast in exit proceeds between 2023 and 2013:

  Additionally, valuations have experienced a significant decline since the peak levels of 2020-2021, but the full impact of the lack of exits is yet to be fully realized. Investors have differing opinions on whether the bottom of startup valuations has been reached, leading to uncertainty in the market.

  The Decline of Mega-Deals and the Rise of Women-Founded Companies

  The downturn has heavily affected the later stages of the private market, particularly with the closure of the IPO market. Mega-deals, which were prevalent during the 2021 boom, have seen a steady decline, returning to levels similar to 2019.

  Despite the overall decline in deal activity, companies founded by women have experienced a notable increase in capital raised compared to pre-COVID levels:

  However, it's worth noting that the number of deals involving women-founded companies has decreased, reflecting the broader industry trend. In 2023, there were 3,266 deals compared to 4,458 in 2022, according to PitchBook.

  Share Your Insights in Semaphore's Confidence Survey

  Semaphore and Term Sheet have partnered to conduct an annual survey among private equity, venture capital, hedge fund, entrepreneurs, and other professionals. This survey aims to gather insights into industry sentiment, firm or company outlook, and personal perspectives. The survey takes approximately 3-4 minutes to complete and is anonymous. You can participate in the survey here and review last year's results here, here, and here.

  Venture Deals, Private Equity, Exits, Other, and IPOs

  The article concludes with brief summaries of venture deals, private equity transactions, exits, other notable events, and IPO filings.

  Jessica Mathews, the author of the article, encourages readers to submit deals for the Term Sheet newsletter and acknowledges the contribution of Joe Abrams in curating the deals section.

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