From the Pitchbook-NVCA Venture Monitor report to the NVCA Yearbook and the NVCA-Deloitte Human Capital Survey, NVCA is leading the charge to provide the venture industry with the data it needs to succeed in a rapidly changing environment. NVCA arms the venture community for success with resources including venture capital data.
Our research offers insights into venture capital fundraising, investment, and exit trends, as well as statistics on human capital in the industry. Analyzing venture activity by geography, sector, stage, size, and other attributes uncovers both challenges and opportunities for the ecosystem, and helps to see what lies ahead for the industry. Whether you’re new to venture, a seasoned expert, or simply wanting to learn, having good data is key to understanding the breadth, depth, and impact of the venture ecosystem.
PITCHBOOK-NVCA VENTURE MONITOR
VC At-A-Glance in 1H 2019
1H 2019 Investment by Sector
Venture capital fuels innovative companies developing life-changing products and services across sectors.
NVCA YEARBOOK
US Within the Global VC Context
The US share of global VC investment has declined from 84% 15 years ago to 54% today.
85 venture-backed companies went public in 2018, accounting for 40% of all U.S. IPOs last year. These 85 companies represented $75b in value at IPO, created from $16b in venture funding prior to IPO.
VC-backed IPOs in 2018
NVCA-DELOITTE HUMAN CAPITAL SURVEY
Investment Partners at VC Firms
Diversity & Inclusion Strategies
VC firms with diversity & inclusion strategies have more gender diverse leadership
The quarterly PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor serves as the authoritative quarterly report on venture capital activity in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The annual NVCA Yearbook documents trends and analysis of venture capital activity in the United States and information about venture’s role in fueling entrepreneurship in America.
The NVCA-Deloitte Human Capital Survey was designed to capture critical data on the workforce at VC firms, develop a baseline understanding of demographics within the VC industry, and uncover the current state of diversity and inclusion.
