AI startups currently command 65% of all venture capital, driving record-high median valuations of $838 million for Series C and D+ rounds.
See it on page 10The US venture capital market is projected to see a fundraising rebound to $100–$130 billion in 2026, with approximately 70% of new commitments expected to come from recycled distributions.
See it on page 18As of Q3 2025, the US hosted 830 active unicorns with a combined post-money valuation of $3.9 trillion, though many face significant liquidity constraints and difficulties securing follow-on funding.
See it on page 10AI-focused late-stage deals currently command a 26% valuation premium over non-AI counterparts, creating a widening performance gap between high-growth AI firms and slower-moving peers.
See it on page 11Liquidity remains a primary market constraint, with total exit values for 2026 projected to remain below $300 billion despite anticipated improvements in secondary markets and IPO activity.
See it on page 2Multistage firms focusing on seed rounds are positioned for growth, while emerging managers face potential fundraising difficulties that may limit market diversification.
See it on page 6That's the gist.
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