Halfway through 2025, the venture market remains defined by liquidity concerns and surging interest in AI. Investment power has concentrated among firms with ample dry powder and established track records. Ongoing tariff issues and geopolitical uncertainty continue to dampen IPO prospects, despite a recent surge in new public listings. Meanwhile, a handful of billion-dollar M&A deals closed in Q2, driven in large part by highly capitalized, VC-backed companies.
In this webinar, created in partnership with the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and sponsored by J.P. Morgan, Dentons, Deloitte, and NetSuite, our panel of experts examined US VC trends, analyzed their impact on the market moving forward, and offered their perspectives on the rest of the year’s outlook.
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Key topics
- Down-round IPOs are the new normal
- Secondaries are providing limited liquidity relief
- Dealmaking continues its focus on AI
- Fundraising is waiting on a return of large exits