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SaaS deal counts and dollars raised are down. Here's how SaaS investors see the landscape.

A syndicate is a group investors who invest in startups or companies on a deal-by-deal basis. Learn how angel-run syndicates work in the venture ecosystem.

An angel investor is someone who invests in early-stage startups using their own money. Learn how angels and VCs differ, and how angel investing works.

Fintech funding fell for five straight quarters following a peak in 2021. Early-stage VCs and Carta data explain what happened and what might come next.

Following a brief period of resilience, early-stage deals retreated in Q4.

Startup megadeals of $100 million or more in venture capital financing declined across 2022.

M&A activity is up year over year. But it’s also decreased in each of the last three quarters. Here’s how founders should think about the M&A landscape.

Colorado has proven more resilient than most other states as the U.S. venture capital sector endures a pullback in funding.

The global economy took a downward turn in 2022, leaving behind 2021’s environment of easy money and soaring valuations. The U.S. venture capital market followed suit.

Understand what a down round means for your company, employees, and investors, and how to do a down round correctly if it's your best option.

What sets a 409A valuation apart from a company valuation for EMI or CSOP? Find the answer in this Capdesk guide.