NVCA 2026 Yearbook: A Venture Industry in Transition — Fewer Funds, Bigger Winners
NVCA's 2026 Yearbook shows $67B raised across 585 U.S. funds in 2025, with the top 10 funds capturing a disproportionate share — a clear structural shift.
Venture Capital News, Guides & Fund Directory
Venture capital fuels the companies that reshape industries — from AI infrastructure and fintech to healthcare and defense tech. This hub collects our latest analysis on how VC firms evaluate startups, structure deals, and deploy capital across stages and geographies.
What You'll Find Here
- Fund profiles & directories: Stage focus, sector thesis, and check-size context for active investors
- Deal flow analysis: Funding roundups, mega-rounds, and emerging-manager activity
- Founder playbooks: Pitch decks, term sheets, warm intros, and fundraising strategy
- Market intelligence: Sector trends, valuation shifts, and LP allocation patterns
Browse the articles below to research investors, understand deal dynamics, and build a sharper fundraising strategy.
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