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Whistler Capital-backed Radiology Partners to acquire Livingbridge's Everlight RadiologyEverlight Radiology is an international teleradiology provider using a follow-the-sun model with more than 800 radiologists across 40-plus countries, serving hospitals and imaging centers throughout the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
How JIC is cultivating Japan’s blue oceanHead of fund investments Yuka Hata is seeking to revolutionise the country's nascent venture capital market.
Driving scientific discovery with AIAdvanced AI reasoning is at the heart of research engines accelerating R&D and commercialization of new materials.
NEA spin-out NewView targets $400m for latest VC secondaries fundNewView Capital Fund IV arrives in the market as venture secondaries are heating up, driven by overallocated LPs pressing GPs to expand distributions as a way to replenish capital stocks
Are you a 'net' distributor?A recent presentation from New Enterprise Associates shows a novel way to convince LPs they’ll get their money back.
Nebraska eyes rare VC commitmentThe pension system is considering a $50m commitment to New Enterprise Associates 19, which is targeting $3.25bn.
IRR for LAFPP's venture portfolio is twice as high as benchmarkDespite moderating deployment pace after a flurry of commitments during the peak covid years, $35bn pension still has interest piqued by venture in a constrained market.
Meet the LP: VenCapThe UK-based fund of funds leverages the data from its nearly 40-year history to focus on a smaller number of managers it believes will consistently outperform the venture market.
Guide to VC secondaries buyers (updated)Our directory, first published in July 2024, has grown to 31 firms that manage more than $94bn in secondaries capital.
Continuation vehicles are accelerating in the venture industryMore venture firms are following the lead of buyout firms by creating continuation funds to provide liquidity to LPs in older funds. Here are the pluses and minuses for GPs and LPs considering CVs.