Rosie Bradbury is a reporter for PitchBook Data, covering venture capital and startups. Her work has also appeared in publications such as WIRED, The Verge, and Business Insider. Bradbury's reporting focuses on topics like venture capital fundraising, emerging technologies, and the startup ecosystem.
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By: Rosie Bradbury
More venture firms than ever are becoming zombies. In 2023, 15,303 unique investors participated in at least one VC deal in the US.
Most crossover investors have shied away from venture in the last two years—directing capital away from moonshot bets and toward public equities or high-yield plays like bonds and private credit.
By: Leah Hodgson, Rosie Bradbury
Podcaster Harry Stebbings' venture capital firm 20VC has reached a $400 million close on its third fund targeting early-stage investments.
Valuations on consumer fintechs went wild in 2021. Now that they've returned to earth , even fintechs with strong growth profiles are looking at down rounds.
General Catalyst CEO and managing partner Hemant Taneja. (Sam Barnes/Sportsfile via Getty) Hemant Taneja's General Catalyst came out swinging on Thursday with $8 billion in fresh capital.
A few hours into the second day of programming at fintech's biggest event of the year, the master of ceremonies joked that speakers would finally start talking about finance—instead of AI, AI, AI.
By: Rosie Bradbury
Andrey Khusid, CEO of Miro, which laid off 15% of its workforce on Wednesday. (Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile via Getty) It's easy for startup news to seem bleak.
By: Rosie Bradbury
Bowery Farming , a leading agtech company backed by General Catalyst GV Temasek , and Fidelity Management , is ceasing all operations, according to a document seen by PitchBook and multiple company employees.
By: Rosie Bradbury
Istanbul-based Insider , a startup developing AI-powered marketing software, is gearing up to make some buys.
By: Rosie Bradbury
Physical Intelligence , a startup developing foundational software to apply AI to robotics, raised $400 million at a $2 billion pre-money valuation
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