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In an especially difficult fundraising market, we are working hard to bring you more LP perspectives, including insights from family offices, foundations, endowments and major asset managers.

New LPs like Cathay Innovation's fund of funds, have provided VoLo Earth Ventures with access to European corporates, giving the firm more insight into corporate adoption of climate technologies.

Hamilton Lane says AI start-ups’ improving efficiency could lead to big payouts for VCs willing to do secondaries deals.

From cheaper back-up satellites and new manufacturing systems to vehicles that allow for development of drugs and other materials in microgravity environments, defense tech companies are attracting more attention from VCs.

The managing partner of OnePrime Capital, talks about his introduction to football, taking risks and why AI infrastructure is so exciting.

The ongoing shift from big, expensive military assets like battleships and fighter jets to smaller, more agile and less costly ones positions Anduril and other venture-backed companies to win more government and commercial contracts and draw more capital from investors.

Family offices are key venture-stage investors in defense-related technology as other LPs explore their options.

Inside: How VCs are fueling innovation in defense technology; Why it’s not all fundraising doom and gloom for emerging managers; Baylor University’s endowment tells us what it looks for in new managers; Plus, much more...

Will the highly anticipated IPOs of Klarna and Netskope have a Figma-like impact on funds managed by Sequoia and Lightspeed Venture Partners?

SVB's innovation economy outlook for H2 2025 shows that while a greater focus on efficiency is making more companies profitable, AI funding may be changing the calculus for how many winners a fund needs.