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SVBâs Annual Healthcare Report Highlights Banner Year in Venture Fundraising, Investing, Exits
January 07, 2021, 08:25 AM
Healthcare venture fundraising soared to $17 billion in 2020, a 57% increase over 2019 s record, according to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Investment in venture-backed companies also rose to a new high of $51 billion.
SVB s 10th annual Healthcare Investments and Exits Report, released today at SVB s Innovate Next virtual summit, analyzes and predicts trends for global venture capital fundraising, investing and exits that shape the biopharma, healthtech, diagnostics/tools (dx/tools) and medical device sectors. 2020 was a remarkable year for venture fundraising and investment in healthcare at a time when innovation is more important than ever, said Jonathan Norris, Managing Director of SVB s Life Science and Healthcare Practice and author of the repor
Silicon Valley Bank s 10th Annual Healthcare Report Highlights Banner Year in Venture Fundraising, Investing and Exits
Innovation from venture-backed companies amid the COVID-19 pandemic led to record level of investment totaling $51 billion in 2020
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Healthcare venture fundraising soared to $17 billion in 2020, a 57% increase over 2019 s record, according to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the bank of the world s most innovative companies and their investors. Investment in venture-backed companies also rose to a new high of $51 billion.
SVB s 10
th annual
Healthcare Investments and Exits Report, released today at SVB s Innovate Next virtual summit, analyzes and predicts trends for global venture capital fundraising, investing and exits that shape the biopharma, healthtech, diagnostics/tools (dx/tools) and medical device sectors.