State of Venture Q3’23 Report: MENA
Funding and deals dropped QoQ in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), but some indicators look more positive.
Funding and deals dropped QoQ in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), but some indicators look more positive.
While quarterly insurtech funding increased in Q3'23, annual funding is on track to hit a multi-year low.
Despite a surge in funding to Latin America in Q3’23, the fundraising environment remains subdued.
Our experts explain the latest AI trends and what to expect in 2024 and beyond.
Global corporate venture capital-backed funding and deals drop to the lowest levels since 2018.
Despite funding gains, global deal count in Q3’23 slipped well below pre-pandemic averages to its lowest point since 2016.
Global digital health funding and deals dropped to multi-year lows in Q3'23.
Global fintech funding showed signs of stabilizing in Q3'23, falling by just 3% QoQ.
Digital health funding and deals continued to fall in Q3’23. Will the sector rebound heading into 2024?
In this webinar, our expert breaks down the fintech funding trends we’ve seen so far in 2023 and explains where the pockets of investment strength are.
Global venture funding shows signs of life — rebounding 11% quarter-over-quarter — while depressed deal volume and a dearth of new unicorns paint a more sober picture.
In a turbulent year of venture funding, our expert will break down what happened in Q3'23, why it matters and what’s coming next in 2024 and beyond.
Get the data behind the slowdown in global M&A volume from the analyst behind our Tech M&A Q2'23 report.
Despite a quarterly funding decline, AI sees upticks in deal count, unicorn births, and $100M+ mega-rounds in Q2'23.
Global insurtech funding and deals slip to recent lows in Q2’23, while the M&A market picks up pace.
Global corporate venture capital-backed funding ticks up for the first time in nearly 2 years.
Funding rises while deals continue to decline in Q2'23.
Funding and deals to companies in the MENA region continue to trend down in Q2’23.
Global digital health funding ticks down to $3.4B, its lowest quarterly level since Q3’17.
The global fintech ecosystem slows down in Q2’23, with funding and deals falling to levels not seen since 2017.
Following a slight spike last quarter, global venture funding in Q2'23 falls to its lowest level since 2020.
Global digital health funding holds steady at $3.4B in Q1’23 after plummeting for 4 straight quarters.